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OCHA warns: The security situation in Sudan hinders containing the spread of epidemics
OCHA warns: Sudan's health and humanitarian conditions seriously deteriorate. Deteriorating security and hindered relief obstruct efforts to contain epidemics spreading in several states.
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Growing fears over the execution of Kurdish activist Bakhshan Azizi
At a time when concern is escalating over the judiciary's use of the death penalty as a tool to silence political opponents and critics, the death sentence against Kurdish civil activist and political prisoner Bakhshan Azizi has been reaffirmed.
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The struggle to find a roof… the story of women tenants
İnsane rent rises and the housing crisis in East Kurdistan and Iran have made female breadwinners vulnerable. Finding a safe roof is a Daily battle against poverty, discrimination, and insecurity.
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Ayşe Efendi: The Turkish state procrastinates in implementing peace steps and lacks a clear legal framework
Ayşe Efendi, Council of Martyrs' Families member, affirmed Turkey took no legal step to transition the 'Peace and Democratic Society' process into a clear framework, but continues to procrastinate and delay.
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Widespread controversy over parole decisions in Sincan Prison
Sincan F‑Type Women's Prison is facing escalating controversy after female prisoners filed criminal complaints against board members over decisions believed to arbitrarily obstruct their parole and raise transparency concerns.
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Bits Hamti’s case between the annulment of the death sentence and continued judicial pressure
Despite annulment of Bita Hamti's death sentence, returning her case to Branch 26 raises human rights concerns: fear of repeating judicial approach and more pressure on detainees in non‑transparent environment.
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A thousand families of Afrin’s displaced return to their city as part of the sixth batch
About a thousand families of Afrin’s displaced from Qamishlo, Amouda, and Derik headed to their city, within the framework of the January 29 agreement aimed at facilitating the return of residents to their areas after years of displacement.
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"Recognizing the Women's Protection Units is a fateful issue, and Syria needs their experience"
Kurdistan Kojar, a member of the military council of the Women's Protection Units (YPJ), affirmed that the YPJ's cause is a fateful one, and that their experience in protecting society represents a model to be emulated.
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Tunisia… launch of “Together for Safe Motherhood” campaign to enhance maternal and child health
Under ‘Prenatal check-ups are safety for you and your baby,’ Tunisia launched a campaign to boost reproductive health services and support pregnant women’s follow-up, with obstetrics specialists and civil society.
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Malnutrition and medicine shortages: a specter haunting the children and women of Gaza
Gaza's children and women suffer worsening malnutrition, medicine shortages, and travel hurdles. Mothers struggle to save children amid a suffocating siege, turning basic health rights into a daily survival battle.
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Escalation of security restrictions on Baloch students in Iranian universities
Iranian authorities have imposed restrictions on the departure of a number of Baloch doctoral students in universities located in the capital, Tehran, by preventing them from traveling outside the country without providing official justifications.
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“We are all YPJ” – a women’s solidarity campaign extending from Rojava to Brazil
Brazilian feminist groups and academic centers joined ‘We are all YPJ’ campaign supporting Rojava’s YPJ, affirming women’s struggle intersects against patriarchal violence and for defending rights and gains.
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Farmers’ suffering in Syria worsens between high costs and low crop prices
After heavy rains revived crops, the Syrian interim government's decision to set wheat and barley prices disappointed farmers like Wadhah Muhammad, facing exorbitant production costs unmet by the price.
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Delal Osman: The Syrian crisis will continue unless the vision of society and women is considered
Delal Osman warned that recent SDF -interim deal could risk Rojava’s gains if not precisely implemented, affirming women’s role and society’s vision must be central to any new Syria political project.
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One and a half years into the peace process, women demand a step to restore trust
Women in Van, northern Kurdistan, agreed Kurds made many peace process initiatives, while Turkey took no concrete step, demanding determination of Öcalan's legal status."
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Afghanistan…a country that has been paying the price of migration for decades
For decades, Afghanistan's continuous migration crisis has forced millions to flee war, poverty, and political turmoil. Each internal change renews displacement, burdening the country and deepening its people's suffering.
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New disappearance case in Homs brings the file of women’s abduction back to the forefront
Fears renew in Syria’s Homs after a woman in her thirties disappears from Al-Sabil neighborhood, amid rising complaints of abductions targeting women in HTS-controlled areas.
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After years of displacement…623 families of Afrin’s displaced return to their homes
623 Afrin families displaced in Kobani returned home in a collective event to facilitate return and enhance social stability in the region.
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Yazidi women renew their pledge: Protecting Shingal is our responsibility
Yazidi women at the third TAJÊ conference affirmed that organizing women and strengthening self‑defense are key to preventing the recurrence of their community's tragedies.
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Prison in Iran is a process of gradual human attrition that continues even after release
A lawyer’s account of political detainees in East Kurdistan reveals Iran’s prisons: experiences include arrest, torture, solitary confinement, family threats during imprisonment, with effects extending beyond release.