community/life
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Sudanese Women With Disabilities Reject Confinement and Social Isolation
Tahani Hussein, an official with the "Network of Women with Disabilities," reviews compounded challenges facing this group—from lack of statistics to social stigma—affirming the need for inclusion and empowerment, turning suffering into a force for change
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Anti-Corruption Efforts... Iraqi Women Bear Growing Burdens
Anti-corruption efforts in Iraq stand out in improving citizens' living conditions, particularly for Iraqi women, who have been among the groups most affected by declining services and rising costs, bearing growing economic and social burdens.
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Power Outages: A Worsening Crisis That Goes Far Beyond the Lights Going Out
Repeated, unscheduled power outages in Iran and East Kurdistan have caused widespread problems, and despite officials' assurances of improvement, damage across sectors keeps growing, especially after recent attacks on electricity infrastructure.
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Is Iraq a Safe Country for Women?... Testimonies Reveal a Complex Reality
The issue of women's safety in Iraq continues to face numerous challenges, amid a gap between growing rights awareness and the persistence of domestic violence and harassment, with urgent calls to strengthen legal and social protection.
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Forgotten Women Workers Between Climate Change and Government Neglect
Tunisia's forgotten women workers suffer in silence; their tragedies spark brief solidarity before fading into acceptance as "fate."
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Kermanshah... Rising Smoking and Drug Use Among Youth Raises Concerns
Rising tobacco and drug consumption among adolescents in Kermanshah,particularly girls, has sparked growing concern over a declining age of additction, driven by poverty, social pressures, easy drug Access, and weak oversigh.
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Mothers Between Life's Pressures and Mental Health Challenges
Iraqi mothers face mounting psychological pressure from accumulating social and economic burdens and lingering crisis-related trauma, with specialists warning that ignoring this strain can harm women, families, and children alike.
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Moroccan Researcher Calls for a Safe Digital Space for Children
Digital transformation has made protecting children from online violence a human-rights issue beyond safe-tech-use debate instead to states' and societies' ability to preserve children's dignity and safety online.
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Despite War and Displacement... Salwa Badran Creates a Space for Hope
Amid war's devastation, a Lebanese woman clings to her food provisions and daily labor, resisting displacement and fear to preserve life's remnants.
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Tents Uprooted and Swept Away by Floods... Displaced Persons in Yemen Face the Rainy Season
In Yemen, each downpour turns displacement camps into fragile spaces, as floods sweep shelters and deepen the suffering of women and children.
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A Young Woman Fights for Life with One Leg Amid the Absence of Medical Treatment in Gaza
Maryam Abd Rabbo endures a harrowing journey encompassing cancer, displacement, and loss, after having her leg amputated, being deprived of treatment, and losing her father in the war.
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From Armed Struggle to Political Dialogue
The July 19th Revolution rescued Kurdish identity from marginalization, creating a unique coexistence model where Kurds overcame oppression to lead efforts in building a democratic, pluralistic Syria.
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Tunisia's Water Crisis Worsens, and Women Farmers Are the Most Affected
Tunisia is experiencing a structural water crisis that has particularly harmed women farmers, with its severity highlighted by the recent heatwave the country has witnessed through the recurrence of water cuts across all regions.
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The Revolution Generation: From Identity Reclamation to the Stage of Democratic Integration
The July 19 Revolution has had a positive impact on the young generation in Kobani in terms of their recognition of their identity, history, culture, and existence.
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When Doors Close on Dreams... The Story of an Afghan Girl and Education Deprivation
Five years of Taliban rule have suffocated Afghan education, barring girls from school, eroding quality, and deepening staff shortages amid growing student despair.
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A Daily Journey of Hardship... Village Women Face Lack of Services and Harsh Transportation
Women in villages face daily challenges that go beyond the difficulty of securing a livelihood. They endure the hardship of traveling long distances, the absence of basic services, weak infrastructure, and harsh economic conditions.
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Mural Art for War Remnant Awareness on Gaza's Rubble
Gaza ramps up awareness of war remnants through murals and sessions to shield women and children from unexploded ordnance amid rising casualties.
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Women's Resilience Revives Lebanese Villages After the Raids
Amid rubble and war-torn fields, Lebanese villagers return with resilience. Women like Zainab and Mahmouda carry their homeland, restoring life to shattered homes.
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Summer Centers in Houthi Areas... Militarizing Minds and Targeting the Young
Yemeni families struggle to shield children from Houthi summer camps that instill militant ideology, threatening young minds and turning childhood into battlegrounds.
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Amana Abu Ghabn... War Stole Her Childhood and Left Her Alone to Face Life
Amana Abu Ghabn carries the burdens of an entire family since her father's summary execution and her mother's disappearance two years ago, taking responsibility for three sisters in an endless journey of survival.