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Migration as a Tool of Domination: A Study on Population Drain Policies and the Reshaping of Societies
Migration has become a central phenomenon in the Middle East, where scenes of mass displacement have become commonplace. At its core, migration is not merely a social transformation but a reflection of profound political fragmentation.
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Increase in Suicide Cases in Mosul and Shingal
A report by the Forensic Medicine Institute in Mosul revealed that 84 people, including 18 Yazidis, committed suicide over a nine-month period.
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Mai Sato: Iranian Female Journalists Face Harassment and Systematic Discrimination
A new UN report details escalating repression in Iran against dissidents and journalists, especially violations targeting female journalists, according to Mai Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran.
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Targeting of Zenobia Women’s Gathering in Deir ez-Zor: An Attempt to Deter Women
Terrorist cells of ISIS in Deir ez-Zor Canton, in North and East Syria, have recently intensified their attacks on civilians, targeting the Zenobia Women’s Gathering - a women’s organization that works for women’s rights in the region.
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"It is not enough to dream of change — we must create it through struggle and faith."
Despite Taliban oppression, Sadaf Ahmadi turned pain into strength by founding secret classes, encouraging girls to learn, and using poetry and writing to share women's suffering with the world.
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"Hilal Zerin" prepares to launch a song documenting the steadfastness of Sheikh Maqsoud, the Fortress of Resistance
The "Hilal Zerin" Movement in the Syrian city of Aleppo, in cooperation with the "Jamil Horo" Center for Culture and Art, is preparing to release a music video titled which documents the resilience of the residents neighborhoods in the face of sieges.
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Ecuador Rises Up and Kongra Star Calls on the World to Show Solidarity
Kongra Star voiced solidarity with the women and peoples of Abya Yala, especially in Ecuador, opposing repressive neoliberal policies and urging support for the national strike and resistance.
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Crimes of "Honor" in Idlib Amid Lack of Protection and the Complicity of Traditions
In the Syrian city of Idlib, controlled by the jihadist group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, scenes of killings under the pretext of “honor” are repeated, revealing a deep-rooted social crisis that extends beyond individual crimes.
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From Pain to Hope… Mothers of Peace Call for a Just Peace
- Carrying the pain of loss and suffering, Mothers of Peace from various cities across Northern Kurdistan gathered to demand a just peace and the freedom of Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan.
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Algeria... “Our Strength Lies in Our Awareness” Awareness Day for Breast Cancer Prevention
As part of Pink October activities, the Public Institution for Community Health in Tébessa organized an awareness day on breast cancer at the Faculty of Science and Technology, with wide medical participation and remarkable.
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Raqqa Celebrates the 8th Anniversary of Its Liberation… The Will of the People and the Triumph of Women
The people of Raqqa Canton in North and East Syria celebrated the eighth anniversary of their city’s liberation from ISIS mercenaries, reaffirming their full support for the Syrian Democratic Forces in confronting all attempts to undermine the region’s.
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Warnings of a New Wave of Displacement and Reports of Dozens Dying from Hunger
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that the deteriorating security situation and ongoing armed clashes in Sudan have led to the displacement of 1,730 people.
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After days of strike... Qezel Hesar Prison inmates temporarily end their hunger strike
The inmates of Qezel Hesar Prison in the city of Karaj have ended their hunger strike, which they began in protest against the increasing number of executions.
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Between Grief and Hope - A Long Journey for Mothers Waiting for Their Kidnapped Sons
The mothers’ complaints about the agony of waiting are living testimonies that the pain left by ISIS has not been erased by time.
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Authenticity Told… and Creativity Illuminated
The National Cultural Festival for Women’s Creations: When Art Becomes an Act of Empowerment and Collective Memory
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Posters at the University of Aleppo Promote the “Sharia Dress”
In recent days, the University of Aleppo has witnessed a campaign featuring wall posters illustrating what is described as the “Sharia-compliant and non-compliant women’s dress.” The campaign sparked widespread controversy on social media.
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“Safety Is My Right” – An Initiative to Protect Tunisian Children from Abuse
To protect children from sexual abuse, the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights has released a guide titled “Safety Is My Right”, targeting parents and institutions working with children aged 6 to 16.
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A Candidate for Iraq’s Christian Quota Seeks to Strengthen Women’s Rights and Protect Diversity
Shamiran Odisho presents a comprehensive electoral vision centered on peaceful coexistence, the protection of minority rights, and women’s empowerment, aiming to build a democratic Iraq that guarantees equality and dignity for all its communities.
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Algerian Federation: Breast Cancer Awareness Campaigns Are Losing Their Humanitarian and Solidarity Spirit
The Algerian Federation of Cancer Patients’ Associations has issued a statement expressing concern over the deviations affecting some of the events held during Pink October.
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In protest against the wave of executions... Qezel Hesar prisoners continue their hunger strike
In a striking development reflecting the growing tension inside Iranian prisons, around 1,500 death row inmates in Qezel Hesar Prison