community/life
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The First Iraqi Woman to Break Stereotypes and Work in Water Station Maintenance.
Hanaa Karim’s story reflects the courage of a woman who broke social barriers to become the first Iraqi female water pump technician, offering an inspiring example of determination, resilience, and skill in a demanding profession.
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Escalating regional conflict deepens militarization of Eastern Kurdistan and exposes fragility inside Iran.
As military tensions rise between Israel and the US on one side and Iran on the other, Tehran intensifies attacks on the Kurdistan Region and Kurdish party bases to convey messages and tighten security pressure.
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How does the “Women First” association make a difference in the live of women in Sidi Bouzid?
“Women First” offers a pioneering modle empowering women in Sidi Bouzid through comprehensive programs combining psychological, legal, and vocational support for independence and dignity.
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Rising Femicide Crimes Raise Concern Among Civil Society in Tunisi.
In just two months, Tunisia has witnessed the killing of five women, sparking widespread concern among civil society and reviving questions about the effectiveness of legal protection mechanisms for women.
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Lebanese Women Between Displacement and Response: When Suffering Turns into Relief Action.
In Sidon’s shelters, women lead—not just as displaced persons but as architects of relief, bearing pain and labor amid the complexities of war and displacement.
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Violence Against Women… Female Perspective of Forging a Safe Path Toward a Solution.
With the escalation of violence against women in Yemen, testimonies from activists and citizens converge to reveal roots and ways to confront it: from empowerment and education to changing social beliefs and tackling digital violence.
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As-Suwayda… Unity of Components Overcomes the Wounds of Events.
Yasmeen Ameen affirmed that the scenes of solidarity she experienced in As-Suwayda—from opening homes and sharing resources to supporting damaged projects—restored her confidence in the community's ability to recover.
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Syrians outside the protection umbrella in southern Lebanon… repeated displacement and closed shelters
As attacks intensify in southern Lebanon, thousands of resident Syrians are excluded from shelters, revealing families compounded suffering without protection.
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After Years of Displacement… How Do Families in Khartoum Welcome Eid al-Fitr?
Women returning to Khartoum say life is regaining rhythm, with services and families home despite challenges like transport issues and intermittent electricity and water outages.
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Afrin Between the Memory of War and the Road to Return
Despite harsh camp conditions and years of blockade, Afrin’s displaced kept hope alive; today, their long-awaited return is becoming reality, opening a new chapter.
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With sewing machines and fabric, a tailoring journey that has lasted for 25 years continues.
Women's role in precise, patient crafts like tailoring proves they are not merely workers, but the backbone of the family and society's economy.
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Looting and Destruction in the Kobani Countryside… Returnees Start from Zero
After weeks of displacement from HTS attacks, residents returned to Kobani villages to rebuild homes gutted by looting and destruction.
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Syrian Women in South Lebanon… A New Displacement on the Pavements of War
Syrians residing in southern Lebanon never expected to find themselves once again on a journey of displacement, no less brutal than the war itself.
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The Youth at the Heart of Transformations… A Force for Change and the Makers of the Future in the Middle East
Youth are a vital social force affected by crises, yet capable of driving change. They strive to protect achievements and build a more stable, just future
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What Celebration are they talking About?... A Tunisian worker Reveals the other face of Women’s day
For Mahjuba Ben Nsir, March 8 is not a celebration, but just another day of hard work_ one that reminds her that society has yet to grant her the dignity she deserves.
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In Defiance of Those Who Ignored Her Voice… Sibel Avag Turns from Survivor into a Voice for Many Women
Sibel Avag from Northern Kurdistan survived a stolen childhood, forced marriage, and violence, emerging stronger to become a powerful vioce for women whose vioce were ignored.
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The Druze Woman… Between Deep-Rooted Resilience and the Challenges of Modern Leadership
Numerous experiences, including the historical legacy of Druze women, prove that women’s presence in pivotal moments is no coincidence, but an extension of deeply rooted identity, resilience, protection, awareness, and unwavering strength.
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Sudanese Women Affirm Their Resilience in the Face of War's Challenges
As International Women's Day approaches, Sudanese women have affirmed their ability to endure and confront challenges despite the ongoing conflict since 2023, calling for continued struggle until goals are achieved.
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The Syriac Language Between Survival Challenges and Constitutional Recognition Efforts
The Syriac language in Rojava faces a critical phase requiring constitutional recognition and institutional support, alongside ongoing educational and cultural efforts to preserve it.
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Palestinian runner loses her foot in the war and continues her dream of international professionalism
Young Palestinian Rozan Khera,who lost her leg in the war,maintains fitnees by running with cructches and training to adapt to her new situation.