community/life

09:15

Taiz faces an unprecedented health catastrophe amid the strangling siege, as the Ministry of Health and Maternity Hospital announced imminent complete service stoppage and fuel depletion, threatening dozens of newborns and premature infants in incubators.

07:53

Wafa Al-Baladi led cleaning campaigns improving the environmental scene, seeking to restore residents' relationship with their sea and beaches, turning these efforts into a mission of love and service, free of political goals.

11:09

Researcher Firoz Khan blends scientific passion with identity, using her platforms to share technologh, science, and world wonders in Kurdish, plus her pioneering character “Miss Mimi.”

09:49

Tobacco harvesting continues in Khurs village, Qizitepe district, Mardin province, where women bear the largest share of agricultural production burdens alongside household responsibilities and family care.

15:42

In a humanitarian gesture transcending blood tie, the "Leheng" video clip embodied Ghalia's story, spiritually adopting the absent martyr Kalbahar Botan's legacy, turning art into a bridge linking women's sacrifices with loyalty.

08:50

Yemeni women activists launched a distress call to organizations and the international community amid Taiz's strangling siege, highlighting tragic humanitarian conditions and escalating survival challenges facing residents.

13:04

As snow covers Van’s mountains in northern Kurdistan, Maqbula Simo embodies rural women’s struggle, using half a century of experience to lead production, secure winter provisions, and bear her family’s economic burden.

08:15

Palestinian teacher Amani Ammar defied loss and displacement, establishing the free "Al-Hiba" School in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza, saving hundreds of children and restoring their stolen right to education amid war.

11:38

Behind every ripened pomegranate seed in Kobani’s orchards lies a long struggle of fatigue and deep bond with the land, where women pick the crop, restoring nature’s pulse and life.

09:14

Palestinian Nour Abu Riala recounts survival burdened by loss after war killed her husband and five children; she now struggles with two injured survivors to secure treatment and face life's burdens.

10:43

With the arrival of autumn, the olive picking season begins in the Derik area of northern Kurdistan, where inherited agricultural traditions are renewed despite economic burdens and work difficulties.

08:33

Iraqi journalist Sawan Al-Jazrawi said culture, knowledge, and competence are the foundation of responsible media, stressing protecting female journalists from threats and harassment to they work freely.

08:16

Women’s associations attribute the doubling of femicide crimes in Tunisia to the fragility of the legal system and the difficulty of women’s access to justice, calling for the enactment of a law that criminalizes femicide.

08:54

Aseel Omeira fled Sudan's conflict seeking safety for her children, only to face Gaza's war, where displacement, hunger, and faltering aid persist as she dreams of family reunification and dignity.

09:59

After years of war, Sudanese female journalists return to Khartoum's "Newspapers Street," carrying memories and hopes of restoring media activity, reflecting determination to revive journalism's institutions.

11:49

Fabricated images are no longer merely digital manipulation; they have turned into a means of defaming women, blackmailing them, and threatening their lives, especially in societies that hold them responsible for “honor and reputation.”

09:58

The school year's start offers students new educational and social experiences but raises questions about the education system's ability to provide an environment achieving learning goals and maintaining students' psychological balance.

09:10

On the seventh anniversary of the occupation of Kre Sipi/Tal Abyad city in the Hasakah countryside by the Turkish state and its mercenaries, the women of the city demand a guarantee of safe return to their homes and lands.

11:11

The shortage of the rotavirus vaccine continues in Iran, amid a clear absence of doses in several health centers, putting parents in a race against time to secure the vaccine before their children exceed the specified age for receiving it.

10:44

Laven Kartal 18-Year-Old operates an excavator to dig groundwater wells in the countryside of Malatye in northern Kurdistan, continuing the work of her father whom she lost three years ago, while holding on to her dream of becoming a taekwondo coach.