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Seminar in Egypt Explores the Future of Women’s Revolution Through a Historical Lens
A thought-provoking seminar titled “The Future of Work: Women’s Revolution and Its Historical Foundations” was held in Egypt, tracing the trajectory of women from the Neolithic era to the Rojava revolution.
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Women Protect the Environment Through Democratic Municipalities
In the Jazira region of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, women play an active role in municipal work, contributing to the protection of the environment and life through a democratic administrative model.
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“The Abducted Are Our First Cause”… Mothers’ Cry in Sweida
Every Tuesday, women from the Sanad Association and their supporters gather in the town of Shahba, Sweida. They hold up photos of their abducted sons and daughters, vowing not to stop their weekly sit-in until all the kidnapped return safely.
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Moroccan Political Activist Calls for Gender Equality and Urgent Implementation of the Parity Law
Imane Ghanmi stressed that cultural and social stereotypes still confine women’s ambitions, limiting their potential. She noted these challenges go beyond legal texts, requiring equality and parity to be rooted in collective social awareness.
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Revolution’s Resilient Woman Nafya: I Will Fight Until We Free Our Leader
Dedicating her life to the struggle for freedom, Nafya Esad said, “I declare that I will fight until we free our Leader. At the same time, we will offer our strongest support to the SDF to defend our land and country, and not leave it to the occupiers.”
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Prof. Huda Rizk: Abdullah Öcalan’s freedom key to lasting peace
Prof. Huda Rizk emphasized that true peace demands shared responsibility, women’s active role, and equal rights for all communities. She warned that ignoring Abdullah Öcalan’s calls for democracy undermines prospects for lasting stability in the region.
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Strong Participation of Yemeni Women in the World Women’s Peace Conference
At the World Women’s Peace Conference, Yemeni participants emphasized that they are actors of peace. They highlighted the role of women in transforming conflict zones into centers of hope and peace.
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What Is Happening in Qarchak Prison?
In Iran’s Qarchak Prison, two female prisoners have lost their lives within ten days due to untreated illnesses. In an environment where women detainees face torture every single day, it is impossible not to ask the question: “What is happening in Qarchak
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Forced Marriages in Deir ez-Zor
Child marriages and forced marriages through “berdel” exchanges continue in the countryside of Deir ez-Zor. These marriages, carried out without women’s consent, are being challenged by awareness campaigns led by the Zenubya Women’s Community.
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From the Pen of Leyla Jama: A Woman’s Voice in the Media Is Not a Choice but a Necessity
“When women’s voices rise, freedom itself rises. And what Somalia needs more than ever today is precisely this freedom.”
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Meysa Carries the Dream of a Free Future in Her Backpack
Little Meysa from Serêkaniyê lost her father when she was only three months old. She was forced to leave her birthplace with her mother and sibling. Now, as she advances to the third grade, she nurtures hope amid the ruins of war.
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“We Walk to Freedom with Hope” action: Women will remind Parliament of its duty
Halide Türkoğlu drew attention to the importance of the women’s march that will begin on October 1 from Amed to Ankara, noting that after the seven-day march, women will voice their demands in Parliament and remind Parliament of its duties.
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The Women’s Assembly of the Northern and Eastern Syria Municipalities Union convened at its regular conference
At the 2nd Conference of the Women's Council of the Union of Municipalities of North and East Syria, the role of women in municipalities was emphasized, saying, "Women are not only half of society; they are also the heart, mind and pioneer of change."
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Kongra Star Continues Its Trainings to Break the Male-Dominated Mentality
Kongra Star has launched a special training session for men in order to change the male-dominated mentality. The training discusses how communal life can be built, the principles of co-existence between partners, and the importance of struggling against p
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Women’s Gains in Local Governance in Tunisia at Risk
Human rights defender Hayat Halimi emphasized that women’s representation in municipalities has regressed, and that abandoning the principles of equality weakens gender equality.
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Women from Arab Tribes: Abdullah Öcalan’s Aim Is to Strengthen Social Life
Women belonging to Arab tribes highlighted Kurdish People’s Leader Abdullah Öcalan’s call for living together, saying they want the civil war among peoples to end and that “we welcome this call with a big heart and support it for peace.”
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Eren Keskin: The right to hope is not a privilege, it is a necessity
Lawyer Eren Keskin emphasized that the right to hope is not a privilege but a necessity.Stating that the regulation could be implemented quickly, Eren Keskin said that the right should be applied not only for Abdullah Öcalan but for all prisoners serving.
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KJAR: Women’s deaths in Iranian prisons are deliberate murders
KJAR stated that with the deaths of Somaye Reshidi and Sudabe Asadi in Karçak Prison, the right to medical treatment of women prisoners in Iranian prisons is being systematically denied, and said: “This is an open and deliberate murder.”
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Women’s Delegation of North and East Syria in Switzerland
The Rojava Women’s Delegation met with parliamentarians and civil society organizations in Switzerland.
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Şadiye Ebubekir: The international public should take action for Abdullah Öcalan
International law expert Şadiye Ebubekir emphasized that Kurdish People’s Leader Abdullah Öcalan is carrying out a resistance, and called for pressure to be exerted for the implementation of the right to access hope.