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UN calls for immediate halt to executions in Iran
"The UN has renewed warnings about Iran's deteriorating human rights as executions, arbitrary arrests, and targeting of opponents and minorities increase amid the country's expanding security and military grip now."
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YPJ leader: Recognition of the Women’s Protection Units is a legitimate right for building a democratic Syria
Roxan Muhammad, the spokesperson for YPJ, stated that the YPJ is a force representing the identity of every woman, and enjoys moral, emotional, and methodological legitimacy within society, affirming that this is the greatest achievement.
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On the legacy of May Day… the struggle of workers continues
"Amid wars, poverty, and increasing rights violations, the working class’ struggle draws strength from historical roots, and May Day remains a symbol of workers' resistance, achievements, and pursuit of justice."
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Killing of female journalists... a practice that targets voice and truth together
"April saw an alarming escalation in targeting female journalists in conflict zones and tensions worldwide, as reports documented killings of women media workers while on duty or due to profession."
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Gaza...72,000 killed & warnings of a serious deterioration in humanitarian and security conditions
Five killed, dozens wounded in Gaza, says Health Ministry, raising attack death toll to over 72,000 dead and 172,000 injured amid UN warnings of serious humanitarian and security decline.
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Iranian unions reject the “Internet Pro” plan and describe it as discriminatory
In response to the class-based ‘Pro’ internet plan, the Iranian Bar Association and Graphic Designers Union fully condemned the privilege as discriminatory, contrary to equality, and refused to accept it.
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Solidarity messages pour in for YPJ as activists demand recognition
Human rights activist Sawsan Shouman stresses that the YPJ’s experience in Ronjava has proven women’s ability to play pivotal roles in defending land and human dignity.
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UNICEF: Sudan's children face acute deprivation as conflict enters its fourth year
"UNICEF has warned worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan: five million children face acute deprivation as conflict enters its fourth year, forcing the first 'Child Alert' for Darfur in twenty years."
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Leila Bedirkhan: The Kurdish Princess of Ballet
From Istanbul to Cairo, then Vienna, Paris, Lelia Bedirkhan forged her path in the world of art to become a symbol of Kurdish cultural representation, drawing inspiration for her dance from a heritage of divers roots.
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A women's delegation delivers solidarity letters from the Middle East to the YPJ leadership
A delegation from the Jinology Academy in the Middle East delivered letters of support written by women from the ME to YPJ, in appreciation of their role in defense and women's empowerment.
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"Hunger threatens millions of Yemenis in complex humanitarian crisis"
Yemen once again tops the list of the world’s most dangerous hunger hotsports, after FAO included it among the five worst global food crises, as hunger spreads and living conditions deteriorate.
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Women, children dead, wounded in new Israeli raids on southern Lebanon
Despite the ceasfire, tensions escalate in southern Lebanon as Israeli raids continue, causing civilian casualties and destruction, amid UN warnings of a worsening humanitarian crisis and thousands displaced and homeless.
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Life in the countryside… holding onto roots, authenticity, and the simple life
Women of the Koi Plain villages still find health and comfort in using firewood for cooking and bread. They believe humans were created for nature and movement, not urban life.
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Report documents catastrophic conditions in El Fasher and the detention of thousands, including women, children
A report by the Sudan Doctor’s Network has documented that (RSF) have detained thousands of civilians and military personnel, including 22 doctors, and subjected them to violations inside detention centers, including death during torture & ethnice cleansi
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New legal steps in the Kilistan Doku case involving former security officials
"As part of the investigation into Kilistan Doku's case, Yılmaz Dilin, former police chief of Tunceli province, has been summoned to testify as a witness."
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Narges Mohammadi’s health is in danger and her family warns
"The family of prominent Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi warns of her serious health deterioration inside prison, accusing authorities of blocking treatment despite medical reports confirming urgent care need."
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Lebanese Ministry of Health: 14 Killed and 37 injured due to Israeli raids on southern Lebanon
The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced the killing of 14 people and the injury of 37 others in Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon, despits the recently extended ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon.
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Women in political life participation amid male dominance … limited
The role of women is criticized despite their prominent political presence, as many opinions consider that they aren’t decision-makers within political centers for several reasons, including social upbringing linked to the male mindset.
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FEDA &DAKB: Violence and disappearances of women in Turkey are not isolated incidents
FEDA and DAKB affirmed that Turkish authorities have institutionalized an ongoing systematic regime of violence and disappearances against women, revealing the full extent of cover-ups and the absence of justice.
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Escalation of pressure on female prisoners in Evin Prison and threats of solitary confinement
Evin Prison reports a new circular in the women's wing threatens female prisoners with solitary confinement and phone call cuts if they join the "No to Execution Tuesday" campaign.