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Women in Gaza Face a Daily Battle for Survival
The UN Women warned that women in Gaza face a daily battle for survival amid ongoing violence, famine, and destruction, bearing the responsibility of supporting their families in “impossible rebuilding” conditions.
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UNICIEF: Protecting children is a humanitarian duty that cannot be delayed
UNICEF urged an end to deadly attacks threatening children in Lebanon, calling for their protection as violence continues despite a year having passed since the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel.
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Calls grow to appoint the UN’s first-ever female Secretary-General
The UN urged choosing a woman as Secretary-General, noting no woman has ever held the post.
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Yemen ranks third highest globally in cholera deaths.
The World Health Organization reported that since early 2025, Yemen has recorded around 237 cholera deaths and over 87,000 cases, amid ongoing conflict and the resulting humanitarian crises.
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From the Mirabal sisters to “Me Too”:the journey Against Patriarchy
Violence against women is a deeply rooted structural issue. The global MeToo movement and feminist activism in the Middle East expose it, promoting true liberation through rebuilding society on inclusive, just, and comprehensive foundations.
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Digital Violence: A new face of patriarchal dominance over women.
Several women from Kermanshah in Eastern Kurdistan confirmed that they face new forms of violence in digital spaces, such as threats, blackmail, sharing private images, and sexual harassment, as an extension of patriarchal dominance using modern tools.
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Moroccan association warns of digital violence and launches protection mechanism.
"Morocco is seeing a rise in digital violence against women. In response, the Challenge, Equality and Citizenship Association has launched the National Protection Observatory to support victims and promote a safer digital space.”
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Psychiatric Institutions in Iran……. From Treatment to political Exclusion.
"Psychiatric institutions in Iran have shifted from therapeutic spaces to tools of political and social exclusion. Restoring justice requires recognizing mental health as a human right rooted in dignity and freedom.
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From courts to families… the continuing cycles of violence against women
"Lawyer Razaw Gul Mahmoud affirmed that violence against women is a deeply rooted phenomenon in the patriarchal system, persisting in various forms, and that laws are often used as tools to reinforce discrimination.
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A solidarity meeting with Yemeni female journalists to confront incitement and violence
Female journalists worldwide face systematic smear campaigns to silence them and exclude them from public life. These attacks often involve gender-based violence,including threats of assault or even murder.
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The Syrian Interim Government’s Policies Work to Erase Women’s Identity
Women in Aleppo affirm that exclusionary policies were practiced against them during the Baath regime and continue today, stressing the need for women to play a fundamental role in leading society toward justice and equality.
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Sulaymaniyah hosts 16-day campaign events against violence on women
The Coordination Group for Combating Violence Against Women in Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan Region, announced the launch of its activities within the 16 Days of Activism against Violence Against Women campaign.
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A Leader Öcalan: Steps That do not Include Women can not Be a True Revolution
On the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Leader Abdullah Öcalan sent a message affirming that any social freedom initiative that does not place women at its center cannot transform into a genuine revolution.
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Ten Dead, Including children, in Pakistani shelling on the Afghan Border
Amid rising tensions between Kabul and Islamabad, Pakistani shelling has killed at least ten people, including children, inside Afghanistan. Additional strikes targeted the provinces of Kunar and Paktika, resulting in further injuries.
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TAJÊ Member: The voice of the Yazidi Woman Rises in the Fight Against Violence
Walta Jano, a TAJÊ member, believes Yazidi women, despite persecution and killings, have risen through organization and a liberatory mindset, emphasizing that combating violence requires self-defense and collective empowerment.
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"A parliamentary delegation heads to Imrali to meet with Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
A Turkish parliamentary committee on Kurdish issues, including major party representatives, traveled to Imrali Island to meet Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
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Italian sociologist urges’ peaceful, necessary resolution to the Kurdish issue.
Italian sociologist Donatella Della Porta expressed support for the equality and peoples Democracy party, endorsing Abdullah Öcalan’s call for peace and building a democratic society.
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UN envoy warns continued Homs attacks risk-worsening security instability.
UN deputy envoy Najat Rochdi expressed deep concern over recent violence in Homs, warning that unchecked escalation could worsen security and deepen social divisions.
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Morocco: Rising defamation sparks human rights concerns, calls for justice.
The Rabat Initiative warned of rising digital defamation in Morocco targeting activists, women, and journalists, calling it an organized effort to silence critics and undermine democratic participation
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Violence against women is a worldwide issue beyond borders and races.
Activist Yalda Ahmed emphasized that violence knows no boundaries, races, or countries, and combating it requires solidarity between women and men to build a future where rights and freedoms are protected.