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March organized in Qamishlo for physical freedom of Abdullah Öcalan
The people of Qamishlo participated in a march organized by the Syrian Initiative for the Physical Freedom of Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan on Wednesday.
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Israel targets aid distribution sites in Gaza
Israel uses starvation of civilians as a method of warfare in the Gaza Strip. Recently, the Israel forces have carried out attacks on aid distribution sites in the enclave, targeting civilians, especially women and children.
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Akram Sabzi, her husband Kianoush Cheraghi arrested in Dehloran
Akram Sabzi and her husband Kianoush Cheraghi, a former Kurdish political prisoner, were arrested in Dehloran on Tuesday. Akram Sabzi was released after several hours of detention while her husband was transferred to prison in Ilam.
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Female prisoners held in Evin prison transferred to Qarchak prison
The Iranian authorities transferred women held in Evin prison in Tehran to Qarchak prison in Varamin on Tuesday without giving information to their families, according to local reports.
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Women protest violence against women at sports tournament in Amed
At a sports tournament in Amed’s Bismil district, women unfurled a banner reading, “Jin Jîyan Azadî” to protest violence against women.
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Message from Afghan photographer to Iranian women: Never give up
“Innocent people, especially women and children, pay the highest price in war and conflict,” said Zalfa Mohammadi, an Afghan photographer and child human rights defender, calling on Iranian women to “never give up”.
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516 aid seekers killed in Gaza since May 27
516 aid seekers have been killed and 3,799 others injured in Israel’s attacks on the aid distribution sites of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) since May 27, 2025, according to the Government Media Office in Gaza.
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Women’s organizations in Qamishlo condemn suicide attack on church in Damascus
Women’s organizations in the city of Qamishlo have released a joint statement, condemning the suicide attack on the Mar Elias Church in the Dweila neighborhood of Damascus on Sunday.
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More than 17,000 children killed in Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023
At least 17,121 children have been killed in Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said in a report on Monday.
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Journalist Derya Ren acquitted from charges of ‘insulting’
A Turkish court has acquitted journalist Derya Ren, who was facing charges of “insulting a public officer”, stating that there was no evidence of a crime.
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Memorial mass in Sweida to commemorate victims of suicide attack on church in Damascus
A memorial mass was held in the Druze majority city of Sweida on Monday to commemorate 22 people, who were killed in a suicide attack on the Mar Elias Church in Damascus on Sunday.
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Israel-Iran ceasefire begins
US President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the ceasefire between Israel and Iran “is now in effect”. Iranian state television reported Tuesday that a ceasefire with Israel had begun.
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Women in Zirgan rebuild their homes destroyed by Turkish attacks
Dada Ebdal and Um Hermela, villages of Zirgan, have been under bombardment by the Turkish state since October 2019. Women of the villages rebuild their homes despite the ongoing Turkish attacks.
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Women of Deir ez-Zor still remember atrocities of ISIS: We are stronger now
“We stronger now,” said women living in Hajin, a city in Deir ez-Zor Canton of northeastern Syria, who still remember the atrocities of ISIS, warning that ISIS still poses a threat.
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Israel-Iran conflict enters 11th day
The conflict between Israel and Iran continues on its 11th day. Israel has launched airstrikes on Tehran and western Iran since last night.
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Israel targets civilians in Gaza
Dozens of civilians, including children, have been killed in Israel’s attacks across the Gaza Strip since early Monday.
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Israel airstrike hits Evin prison in Tehran
An Israeli airstrike hit early Monday the entrance gate of Evin prison in Tehran, known for holding political activists, journalists, human rights activists and dual nationals.
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Non-prosecution decision for journalist Rabia Önver
A decision of non-prosecution has been issued for journalist Rabia Önver, who was in the investigation launched on charge of “openly disseminating information misleading the public”.
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Syrian Women's Council condemns suicide attack on church in Damascus
The Syrian Women’s Council has released a statement, condemning the suicide attack on the Mar Elias Church in the Dweila neighborhood of Damascus on Sunday that killed 22 people.
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‘Eastern Kurdistan is the cornerstone of regional democratic transition’
Jineology Academy member Bahar Awrîn says the nation-state system is the reason for the increase in wars and crises in the Middle East, stressing that the new map of the region should be reshaped by a democratic approach.