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Taliban arrests turn homes into prisons and exacerbate psychological crises
The Taliban's arrest campaigns against women accused of "wearing the hijab " With fear, leading many to curtail their educational and social activities and turning their homes into active prisons.
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Official Media Marginalizes Women in Syria… While Alternative Media Become a Window to Amplify their Voices
In Syria’s critical phase, official media marginalizes women’s voices, pushing them social media as an alternative space to express their views and concerns.
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Sudan Doctors: Cholera and Measles Threaten Thousands of Children in North Kordofan
Sudan Doctors warn cholera and measles threaten 200,000 people, including thousands of children, in North Kordofan amid severe medicine and food shortages.
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"Fatima and the Coffee"… The Story of a Yemeni Woman Confronting Climate Challenges to Protect the Coffee Tree
"Fatima and the Coffee" highlights rural women's environmental role and Yemeni coffee's value, earning a special mention at Alexandria's Green Cinema Festival.
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Semi-Annual Report Documents the Killing of 276 Women and Children in Syria
Syrian Observatory report: 276 women and children killed in first half of 2026, highlighting escalating violence and worsening violations across Syria.
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UN Warns of New Humanitarian Catastrophe in El Obeid
A humanitarian catastrophe unfolds in Sudan's El Obeid as UN warns of executions, torture, siege, water shortages, and airstrikes by Rapid Support Forces.
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Rimziya Mohammed: The Experience of Women in North and East Syria Has Established a New Model of Participation and Leadership
Rimziya Mohammed, Co-chair of the Democratic Society Movement (Tev-Dem), affirmed that the organization was the fundamental pillar for women's empowerment and the continuation of their struggle for rights and active participation.
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Ten women arrested in Herat under the pretext of not adhering to the hijab dress code
The Taliban continues to tighten its grip on women in Afghanistan, as local in Herat reported the arrest of ten women and girls from the city's on charges of not adhering to the hijab.
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Rising Bread Prices in Saqqez: A Crisis Beyond Prices to the Very Means of Survival
Doubling bread prices in Saqqez, eastern Kurdistan, signals a deepening livelihood crisis and eroding food security for low-income families, beyond a mere price hike.
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Women's Protection Units fighters and testimonies of resilience that transcends war
Two females in (YPJ) confirmed that the injury did not end their journey but rather changed their outlook on life and strengthened their determination to continue the path.
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Truce Breach in Swieda Results in Civilian Casualties, Including a Child
Two killed and thirty wounded in a Sweida truce breach, as interim government forces used drones and heavy weapons on northern and western axes.
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Women strengthen their presence at the Marrakech Folk Arts Festival
Marrakech city: inaugurated 55th National Festival of Arts, with a notable female presence within the participating folk groups, who presented diverse performances of Moroccan heritage, highlighting of women in preserving identity.
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Return Of Sere Kaniye Displaced Persons Amid Field Complexities and Security Guarantee Challenges
The file of returning displaced persons to the city of Ras al-Ayn/Sere Kaniye continues to face complex political and security challenges, despite ongoing disussions about preparing suitable conditions for their return.
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‘Political Islam Exposes Women and Children to Violence and Killing’
The impact of political islam about women and children is one of the most debated issues in the Kurdistan Region, amid differing opinions on its role in shaping social values and lifestyles.
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Three Years without Replacement…Healthcare Centers in Amed Still Out Still Out of Service
The city of Amed/Diyarbakir in northern Kurdistan continues to suffer from repercussions of the February 6, 2023 earthquake, as no replacement has yet been built for the two-family health centers that were rendered inoperable by the earthquake.
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Women of Qamishlo Demand Protection for Women in Syria and Accountability for Perpetrators
Condemnation mounts after assaults on women during Tel Hasil and Tel Aran raids, with demands to end violations, uphold laws, and protect civilians.
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Fayli Kurds In Iraq… A History of Suffering and an Unwavering Bond to Roots and Identity.
Fayli Kurds, bearing displacement and rights denial, preserve their identity amid hardship, still seeking justice and the fate of their missing.
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Legislative elections begin amid gradual turnout and calls for broad participation
Algeria's elections for 407 parliamentary seats began today, with cautious progress and gradual turnout rise, marking a pivotal five-year legislative term
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Taftan Residents Warn of Environmental Disaster Caused by Mining Activities
The dust rising from the gold mine in the city of Taftan, Sistan and Baluchistan province, has caused severe damage to the region's grapevines, and no compensation for these losses has been provided to date.
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A thousand days into the war on Gaza… the Strip faces total collapse
After 1,000 days of Gaza war, unprecedented destruction, displacement, and service collapse persist as political efforts fail amid escalating civilian suffering.