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12:25

Young Kurdish artist Şirin Ararat continues to transform art into a space of resistance, where women form a prominent presence in the cultural sphere and building a new artistic identity in Rojava.

09:09

"Amid Gaza's harsh reality, the 'Let's Read for Them' initiative opens a window to literature, reviving readers' bond with books that express, touch, and reshape their self and societal awareness." 

15:49

Currently, Iranian activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi's condition still remains very critical despite cardiology treatment at a Zanjan hospital after sharp health deterioration, according to her foundation.

15:47

"Syrian Observatory: 93 killed in 72 hours in Syria, including women and children, due to criminal acts, family feuds, and security chaos, warning of absent accountability and weapon spread."

15:38

On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warned of the escalating risks faced by journalists in conflict zones, pointing out that Gaza has turned into a "death trap" for media workers, especially after the kill

14:25

The stories of women and girls targeted in Dersim massacre remain partly untold. While lost girls' fate stays obscure, women's memory keeps demand for justice and confrontation alive.

14:16

Within the framework of the "Peace and Democratic Society" process, women in the city of Van, in northern Kurdistan, are demanding concrete legal steps, foremost among them the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Öcalan.

12:30

Moroccan women writers have chosen to approach their works and themselves in meetings that reflect the diversity of experiences and reveal multiple faces of women's writing.

15:41

Iran's Teachers' Unions Council affirmed arrests, security pressures, poor living conditions, and loss of teachers and students in protests and war have painted a grim picture for Iran's education future.

15:37

The Iranian authorities arrested a Baluch family without a judicial warrant, then released two family members.

13:52

While global data indicates a sharp deterioration in press freedom, journalists from Gaza to Sudan and from Iran to Turkey, are being killed, arrested, and silenced, as press freedom today passes through one of its darkest periods in the last 25 years.

12:55

“Iraqi Women Media Forum participants affirmed press freedom in Iraq still faces majör challenges: lack of deterrent laws, and social and tribal restrictions make their work even more difficult.”

11:43

The Tunis International Book Fair attracts large numbers of children and young people daily to help them realize the value of books and buy as many stories and games as possible.

15:41

UN Women report shows alarming escalation in digital violence against female journalists worldwide, warning that rapid AI development multiplies threats and psychological effects on women in journalism.

15:25

On May Day, KJK affirmed that the struggle for work freedom cannot be separated from women's liberation: patriarchal and capitalist systems are fundamental obstacles to a democratic, just society.

14:54

“From the 19th to early 20th century, women were essential to the labor movement yet erased from official narratives. They protested and organized Collective strikes against low wages, harsh conditions.”

12:18

“Through Hazar Daf, Palangan village reflects its ancient past: fire temples, bridges, fortresses, Kufic-script tombstones-landmarks bearing traces of multiple periods from the Median era.”

11:11

"Vigen Çolakoğlu stressed that struggling for 'a dignified‑life wage, safe work, and union freedom' is their May Day core, and union organizing is the most important path to win rights."

15:37

Lebanon is witnessing one of the worst waves of displacement in its modern history, as UN announced that the number of displaced people has exceeded one million, including more than 150,000 living in overcrowded camps, shelters.

15:27

“NADA coalition warned of rapid deterioration in working and living conditions, saying economic policies and armed conflicts have deepened social fragility and widened gaps among workers.”