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17 international organizations demand immediate release of Dicle Müftüoğlu
17 international human rights and journalists’ organizations have released a statement demanding the immediate release of journalist Dicle Müftüoğlu.
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3-day workshop for men by Kongra Star to achieve gender equality
Kongra Star held a three-day workshop for men in Hasakah as part of its activities for the International Women’s Day.
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Call for boycotting Iranian parliamentary elections
“How can we forget everything and vote to legitimize this totalitarian regime that kills women and children?” asked a human right defender from Kermanshah, calling for boycotting the parliamentary elections to be held in Iran on March 1.
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Ongoing war in Sudan blocks healthcare access
Women displaced by the ongoing civil war in Sudan cannot access healthcare services. Especially pregnant women and babies are at risk since many hospitals are out of service.
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Women of Van to hold rally on March 8
Women of Van will hold many activities for a week to mark the International Women’s Day. On March 8, they will hold a rally in the city.
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‘Women of Rojava will say no to occupation and genocide on March 8’
“Women of Rojava will say no to occupation, genocide and the isolation on March 8,” said Rihan Loqo, Spokesperson of Kongra Star, emphasizing that women will hold many activities in all cantons to mark the International Women’s Day.
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8 women killed in Turkey in 24 hours
Eight women were killed in Turkey in the last 24 hours as women all around the world plan to take to the streets on the International Women’s Day to demand their rights.
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Dar Moustaqbel provides shelter to female university students in Marrakech
The Moustaqbel Foundation launched a social impact student housing project more than seven years ago for girls living in villages and rural areas to continue their education at university in Marrakech, Morocco.
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Death toll in Gaza rises to 29,954
At least 29,957 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s attacks on Gaza, which enter their 145th day.
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8 women killed in Turkey in 24 hours
Eight women were killed in Turkey in the last 24 hours as women all around the world plan to take to the streets on the International Women’s Day to demand their rights.
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Relatives of martyrs demand ISIS members be prosecuted
Families of those who lost their lives while fighting ISIS call on countries to establish an international tribunal so that ISIS members can be prosecuted for their crimes.
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Journalist Nadiye Gürbüz acquitted of all charges
Nadiye Gürbüz, an editor at Etkin News Agency (ETHA), has been acquitted of all charges related to membership in a terrorist organization and spreading terror propaganda.
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At least 29,878 Palestinians killed in Gaza since Oct.7
At least 29,878 Palestinians have been killed and 70,215 injured in Israeli strikes on Gaza since October 7, the Gaza’s health ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
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SDC condemns attack on its headquarters in Qamishlo
The Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) condemns the attack on its headquarters in the city of Qamishlo, northeastern Syria, emphasizing the attack will not hinder its pursuit for a political stability in Syria.
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They preserve Yazidi culture by sewing traditional clothes
Turko Reşo and her husband Elî İliyas sew traditional clothes of Yazidis to preserve Yazidi culture.
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Maryam Nawaz becomes Pakistan’s first female provincial chief minister
Maryam Nawaz becomes the first female chief minister of Punjab province.
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Labor activist Sharifeh Mohammadi transferred to Lakan Prison in Rasht
Labor activist Sharifeh Mohammadi has been transferred to Lakan Prison's Detention Center for Women in Rasht after more than two months in detention in Sanandaj.
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Iranian sprinter Farzaneh Fasihi to represent her country at 2024 World Athletics Indoor Championships
Iranian sprinter Farzaneh Fasihi will represent her country at 2024 World Athletics Indoor Championships that will take place in Glasgow on 1-3 March.
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Reactions to UNICEF’s decision to stop distributing drinking water to Shahba canton
UNICEF has decided to stop distributing drinking water to Shahba canton. Reacting to this decision, the women of Shahba canton warn that the decision will lead to the spread of infectious diseases.
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Afghan girls banned from making phone calls to radios and TV channels
The Taliban have banned girls from making phone calls to radios and TV channels in Khost Province.