community/life
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Manbij Cries Out for Its Memory… The Martyrs’ Shrines Become a New Target of Turkish Attacks
The canton that liberated itself from ISIS now faces a new assault on the symbols of its sacrifice by the Turkish occupation, amid international silence and legal criticism describing the attacks on the shrines as crimes against humanity.
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Children at Risk… Domestic Violence Exceeds the Limits of Protection in Libya
The reality of domestic violence against children in Libya reveals an urgent need to review child protection mechanisms and strengthen the roles of educational, social and legal institutions in monitoring and safeguarding children from all forms of abuse.
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Pink October… A Moroccan Woman Beats Cancer Twice and Turns Her Experience into a Message of Hope
Six years ago, Hanan Al-Khammar, a Moroccan woman from the city of El Jadida, never imagined that a small lump in her breast would completely change her life. She was at the peak of her energy—until she received a diagnosis that left her in long silence.
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Diary of a Woman in the Battle of Care
Between the corridors of the home, the image of a woman is reflected - not merely an administrator, but one who moves from room to room to check on the elderly, smiling at them and trying to make them feel that isolation is not their destiny.
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Thanaa Jahin… The Story of a Woman Who Defied the Impossible
Thanaa Mohamed Jahin, known as Samar, began her journey with a small amount of money, challenging poverty and societal judgment to turn handmade accessories into a successful business.
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"The sound of their laughter still lives within me"... A Palestinian mother loses her four daughters in the war
Since the war of October 7, 2023, Palestinian women have been enduring relentless cycles of pain and resilience, facing a reality that constantly tests their humanity and strength.
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Journalist Documents the Suffering and Triumph of Residents Through Her Lens
Journalist Sozdar Rizgar has documented the resistance of the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood moment by moment - capturing both the suffering and the triumph of its residents from 2014 until today.
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Women of As-Suwayda Break the Traditional Roles of Women in Wars and Crises
In the heart of the siege tightening around Suwayda where security falters, services decline and the city suffocates between hunger and isolation women have emerged as a silent yet powerful force, carrying the burdens of life with unwavering determinatio.
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Between Fear and Hope... The Voices of Gaza’s Women Amid a Fragile Truce
Amid a fragile truce, women in Gaza express mixed feelings - torn between fear of renewed bombing and hope for a safe life - while emphasizing the need to involve women in the reconstruction process and in shaping the future of the Strip.
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Mauritanian Women Create a Unique Model of Feminist Solidarity Economy
In the corners of Nouakchott, where women’s stories intersect with the challenges of daily life, an unusual space pulses with vitality — the “Divorced Women’s Market.”
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Decline in Yemeni Coffee Production Deprives Farmers of Their Only Source of Income
Farmer Saud Mohammed Farea lost her coffee harvest this year — her only source of income — which used to provide enough for her and her family throughout the entire year.
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Women: The Backbone of Organization and Self-Defense in the Autonomous Administration
The Syrian people of all backgrounds have suffered greatly from the war, but for the residents of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods—especially the women—it has been a pioneering experience in the concept of self-defense.
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Genology: Our Path to Deeper Understanding and Broader Empowerment
Genology, or the “Science of Women,” is not merely an academic field or theoretical framework- it is a tool of resistance, an analytical lens, and a space for solidarity.
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Two Years of Genocidal War... The Palestinian Woman in Gaza Between Survival and Collapse
Since the outbreak of the war in Gaza in 2023, the lives of Palestinian women have turned into an open chapter of loss and suffering — where human tragedy intersects with legendary resilience that faces daily death with unbroken steadiness.
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Autistic Children in Southern Libya: Mothers on the Frontlines of Neglect
In the absence of official support, mothers in southern Libya are leading the fight for their autistic children, through community initiatives that inspire hope and highlight the urgent need for specialized, comprehensive rehabilitation centers.
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How the Provisional Government’s Massacres Tore Apart Syria’s Social Fabric and Shattered Public Trust in the Homeland
Attorney Rudaina Al-Khatib the massacres committed against the Druze community there marked a dangerous turning point, as the youth - once seen as the hope for spreading awareness and rejecting sectarianism - lost all faith in institutions and authority.
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On the Sixth Anniversary of Her Assassination... Hevrin Khalaf, a Flame of Struggle for Justice
Hevrin Khalaf’s life was taken by betrayal, but she remains a lasting symbol of free womanhood and the struggle for justice, peace, and coexistence.
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On the Sixth Anniversary of the Occupation: Safe Return Is a Right, Not a Request
October 9 marks the sixth anniversary of Turkey’s occupation of the Syrian border towns of Ras al-Ain (Serê Kaniyê) and Tell Abyad (Girê Spî), seized in 2019 through a violent military assault that.
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Blocking the Aleppo–Raqqa Road: A blatant violation of the April 1 Agreement
Mona Abdul Hamid, a representative of the Relations Committee at Kongra Star in Aleppo, condemned the policies of the Syrian Interim Government, describing the blockade of the Aleppo–Raqqa road as a “clear and blatant violation” of the April 1 agreement.
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Poverty and taboos threaten the menstrual health of women in Kermanshah.
In Kermanshah, many women face difficulties in accessing basic hygiene products such as sanitary pads due to poverty. In the region, lack of knowledge, unhygienic conditions, and social taboos threaten menstrual health.