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Truce Breach in Swieda Results in Civilian Casualties, Including a Child
Two killed and thirty wounded in a Sweida truce breach, as interim government forces used drones and heavy weapons on northern and western axes.
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Women strengthen their presence at the Marrakech Folk Arts Festival
Marrakech city: inaugurated 55th National Festival of Arts, with a notable female presence within the participating folk groups, who presented diverse performances of Moroccan heritage, highlighting of women in preserving identity.
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Return Of Sere Kaniye Displaced Persons Amid Field Complexities and Security Guarantee Challenges
The file of returning displaced persons to the city of Ras al-Ayn/Sere Kaniye continues to face complex political and security challenges, despite ongoing disussions about preparing suitable conditions for their return.
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‘Political Islam Exposes Women and Children to Violence and Killing’
The impact of political islam about women and children is one of the most debated issues in the Kurdistan Region, amid differing opinions on its role in shaping social values and lifestyles.
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Three Years without Replacement…Healthcare Centers in Amed Still Out Still Out of Service
The city of Amed/Diyarbakir in northern Kurdistan continues to suffer from repercussions of the February 6, 2023 earthquake, as no replacement has yet been built for the two-family health centers that were rendered inoperable by the earthquake.
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Women of Qamishlo Demand Protection for Women in Syria and Accountability for Perpetrators
Condemnation mounts after assaults on women during Tel Hasil and Tel Aran raids, with demands to end violations, uphold laws, and protect civilians.
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Fayli Kurds In Iraq… A History of Suffering and an Unwavering Bond to Roots and Identity.
Fayli Kurds, bearing displacement and rights denial, preserve their identity amid hardship, still seeking justice and the fate of their missing.
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Legislative elections begin amid gradual turnout and calls for broad participation
Algeria's elections for 407 parliamentary seats began today, with cautious progress and gradual turnout rise, marking a pivotal five-year legislative term
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Taftan Residents Warn of Environmental Disaster Caused by Mining Activities
The dust rising from the gold mine in the city of Taftan, Sistan and Baluchistan province, has caused severe damage to the region's grapevines, and no compensation for these losses has been provided to date.
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A thousand days into the war on Gaza… the Strip faces total collapse
After 1,000 days of Gaza war, unprecedented destruction, displacement, and service collapse persist as political efforts fail amid escalating civilian suffering.
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Human Rights Organizations and UN Warn of Rising Execution Rates in Iran
Nine UN-affiliated organizations and 18 human rights groups warned in a joint statement of the escalating political executions in Iran, urging the international community to take immediate action to halt them and hold the Islamic Republic accountable .
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So that mothers don't cry"... Mothers of peace affirm their commitment to the peace option
Despite losing their sons and relatives during the years of war between the Turkish state and the freedom movement, the Mothers of Peace remain committed to the path of peace.
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Feminist Activist Affirms the Importance of Democratic Integration for Achieving Cross-Border Peace
Feminist activist Geneviève Fraisse affirmed that her support for leader Abdullah Öcalan's call for peace and a democratic society stems from her conviction that the perspective of “democratic integration” can open the way for cross-border peace.
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Journalist Rashan Oshi Released After More Than 40 Days in Detention
Sudanese Journalist Rasha Oshi was freed after over 40 days as Sudan’s Supreme Court overturned her cybercrime conviction amid media and rights pressure.
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A protest in Baghdad calls for holding corrupt officials accountable and ending sectarian quotas
Participants in the protest, organized by civil forces and activists in Baghdad, demanded decisive,comprehensive measures to hold corrupt officials accountable, opening corruption cases, recovering looted funds, conducting public trials, applying the law.
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‘Reading Liberates Women from a State of Stagnation and Isolation’
Due to technological development and the influence of social media, the inclination to read books has declined among many people compared to the past.
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Women of Kobani: The Assaults on the Women of Tel Aran Are a Violation of Human Values.
Women from the town fo Tel Aren in the Aleppo countryside were subjected to assaults by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham jihadists, in a new violation added to the long series of violence directed against Syrian Women from the coast to Sweida and on to Rojava.
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Violated Bodies: Syrian Women Caught in the Trap of Security Chaos
Syria's security chaos exposes dominant forces' culpability, as ideology and complicity turn women's bodies into a battleground for political and sectarian vengeance.
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Haifa Majid: Organizations’ Activities Should Not Remain Confined to Closed Halls
Haifa Majid, President of the Shokh Organization for Women’s Capacity Development, affirmed that organizations activities should not remain confined to closed halls and official events but should expand to reach all segments of society.
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On the fifth anniversary of the withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention .. Less protection and more violence.
Five years after Turkiye withdrew from the Istanbul Convention, Question are being raised again about decision regarding the protection of women, In light of the escalating violence and the ongoing conflict between domestic law,international obligations.