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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.
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Between strength and exclusion… how does the media create the image of the successful woman?
Rereading the character of “Renata” in the television series “Big Little Lies” has reignited the devate about the media image of the successful woman – an image that reduces success to wealth and social status while ignoring women who live on the margins
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Exclusion and deprivation... sanctions against Al‑Hilal players for solidarity with Rojava
"Al Hilal women's football team management imposed punitive measures on Kurdish players for requesting to postpone title celebration in solidarity with martyrs' and prisoners' families in Rojava."
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TAJÊ holds its third conference and affirms the continuation of the struggle for a democratic society
With the participation of 250 female delegates, the Yazidi Women's Freedom Movement (TAJÊ) is holding its third conference under the slogan "With Woman, Life, Freedom – Towards a Communal Life."
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Report: Iran tops global executions with 2,159 cases in one year
Amnesty international has revealed that the number of recorded executions worldwide during 2025 reached highest level since 1981, driven by a significant increase in executions carried out by Iranian authorities.
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Women making history…the mother’s role in shaping the consciousness of leaders
In Kurdish and world history, great leaders came from mothers who broke submission, preserved identity and dignity, becoming a psychological fortress and source of pioneers and leaders in society."
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Sara Botan: Protection requires knowledge, organization, and deep awareness
Sara Botan, Shingal's Jinology Academy: Attacks on women are systematic, aiming to dismantle society by targeting women as center of power, organization, life.
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A writer from the era of light… I’tidal Rafi’ and her creative journey
I’tidal Rafi’, a key Syrian short story writer, offered a deep human vision of women’s and societal issues through dense, poetic language, becoming an influential female voice in Arabic literature.
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Iranian‑Afghan citizen faces a prison sentence of more than ten years
Zahra Mousavi, of Afghan origin holding Iranian citizenship, has been sentenced to ten years and six months in prison for her participation in protests, according to human rights reports.
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Internatiional warnings of imminent famine in southern Somalia
Two international food security monitoring bodies have revealed that areas in southern Somalia face the risk of famine, after one region reached unprecedented levels of hunger since 2022.
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Kurdish Language Day is an opportunity to intensify demands for constitutional recognition of the language
On May 15, Kurdish language Day, calls escalate for constitutional recognition amid Rojava Kurds’ struggle for their mother tongue in Syria’s constitution, as a fundamental necessity to guarantee Kurdish rights and culture.