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Mahrang Baloch named among Time magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2024
Time magazine has named Dr Mahrang Baloch, a human rights activist in Pakistan and leader of Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), among its 100 “most influential people of 2024”.
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‘Jineology catches women’s attention all over the world’
“Jineology catches women’s attention all over the world,” said Nayrouz Muslim, an academic at the Al-Sharq University in Raqqa, talking about the second conference of the Jineology Academy held in Hasakah.
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Rawya Islim of Gaza: We will struggle to survive
“Despite the siege and lack of food, we, as women, will struggle to survive with limited resources,” said Rawya Islim, a displaced woman in Gaza.
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Conference on Sociology of Freedom kicks off in Hasakah
The Conference on Sociology of Freedom, organized by Kongra Star, has kicked off in Hasakah.
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BATZAC calls for support to campaign demanding freedom for Abdullah Öcalan
The employees and activists of BATZAC, an anti-capitalist and anarchist organization based in Catalonia, calls for support to the “Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and a political solution to the Kurdish question” campaign.
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2nd Nagihan Akarsel Jînergy Days kicks off in NE Syria
The Jineology Academy of North and East Syria has organized the 2nd “Jînergy Days” on the anniversary of journalist and Jineology Academy member Nagihan Akarsel’s murder.
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‘The PYD is ready for dialogue with all parties’
“The PYD is ready for dialogue with all parties to the Syrian conflict because we care about the interests of the people,” said Şerîfe Mihemed, member of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) Assembly.
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‘Jineology will light the way of women all over the world’
Jineology, women’s science, will light the way of women all over the world, said women, who participated in the conference of the Jineology Academy. “Our aim is to spread the ‘Jin,Jiyan,Azadi’ philosophy.”
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Flash floods kill 13 people in Iran’s Kerman province
Flash floods in Jiroft, a city of Iran’s Kerman province, on Monday have killed 13 people, the governor of Jiroft city told journalists at a press conference.
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Nahid Taghavi temporarily released from Evin prison
Nahid Taghavi, a German-Iranian citizen, was temporarily released from Evin prison on September 28. She has to wear an ankle monitor in order to comply with the terms of her release.
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Israeli strikes on Damascus kill three civilians, including journalist
Israeli strikes on Syrian capital Damascus killed three civilians, including journalist Safaa Ahmed, before dawn on Tuesday.
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‘Thousands of children in Gaza need medical care and vaccinations’
The ongoing Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip have deepened the humanitarian crisis, said Tamara El-Haddad, a writer and researcher in Gaza, stressing that thousands of children and pregnant women need urgent medical care and vaccinations.
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‘Women must be determined to resist and not accept being commodified’
“Women must be determined to resist and not accept being commodified,” said Azima Deniz, one of the executives of the People's Assembly of North and East Syria.
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‘Jineology aims to break down all the stereotypes generalized by the patriarchal mindset’
The Jineology Academy of North and East Syria held its second conference between September 25-26. “Jineology aims to break down all the gender stereotypes generalized by the patriarchal mindset,” says Evîn Ehmed.
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Scottish Trades Union Congress to take action for Abdullah Öcalan
The Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) will organize events in October to demand freedom for Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan.
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360th day of Israeli attacks on Gaza
At least 41,615 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7,2023, the Gaza’s health ministry said in a statement on Monday.
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Zeynab Jalalian denied family contact and treatment
Zeynab Jalalian, a Kurdish political prisoner who has been imprisoned in Iran for 17 years, has been denied treatment and family contact in Yazd prison.
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Afghan activists demand recognition of gender apartheid
A group of Afghan women activists held a protest in Berlin, calling on the German government to recognize the “gender apartheid and the genocide of the Hazaras” in Afghanistan.
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Negar Misaghian released on bail
Negar Misaghian, a Baha'i citizen residing in Shiraz who was arrested on September 18, 2024, was released on bail on Sunday, after 11 days in detention.
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Islam Hejazi killed in Khan Younis
Islam Hijazi, the Program Director of the HEAL Palestine organization, was killed by an armed group near the Jordanian Hospital in Khan Younis, south of the Gaza Strip, on Thursday.