community/life
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Women’s Work: The Axis of Life in the Village
The fields, orchards, livestock rearing, bread-baking in the taboon (clay oven), and household chores_all fall upon the shoukders of women, who bear the full burden of life in the village.
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Sabrine Hanaoui Facing War: Professional Responsinlity and the Challenges of Motherhood
Pregnant nurse Sabrine Hanaoui remains steadfast at Nabih Berri Hospital amid shelling, driven by faith and responsibility toward her patients and unborn daughter.
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Women Agricultural Workers: Struggling Without Protection, Broken Promises, and Laws Left on the Shelf
Despite legistative gains, Tunisian agricultural workers still face tragedy,”Death truck” accidents have killed 69 women in just a few years, as unsafe transport persists.
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Rufaida abdullah… A Sudanese Journalist Who Crossed the Lines of Fire to Document Violations
Sudanese women have paid the heaviest price in the conflict between the army and RSF since April 2023, facing widespread violations targeting their bodies, dignity, and security.
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Despite Displacement at Ninety, She Preserves Her Embroidered Thobes from 77 Years Ago
Fatima Abu Funun's story spans two displacements and two sorrows, carrying Qatra's memory and resisting oblivion with an ageless yearning to return.
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Between waste, Insects, and Hunger: A Women and her Mother Face a New Catastrophe
The suffering of Ibtisam Ghabn and her mother embodies a painful picture of the reality of the displaced in Gaza, where hunger, disease, and lack of services intersect with loss and fear, turning daily life into a bitter struggle for survival.
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Our Agency’s Correspondent Wins Award for Best Writeen Production on Peaceful Conflict
Journalist Nagham Karaja affirms Palestinian women’s media presence despite war, winning first place for a report on women’s issues and conflict resolution in the absence of the judicial system.
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In the highlands of northern Kurdistan, Berîvanî is a memory preserved by women
Although the practice of Berîvanî is no longer performed in the mountain pastures as it once was, the women of the town of Kherwate, in northern Kurdistan, still preserve this ancient tradition.
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The journey of a young Iraqi woman proves that creativity knows no single path
Having multiple paths isn’t scattering; it may be self-discovery. Nothing prevents trying and succeeding in several paths, but a clear plan and goal are important.
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Do algorithms and digital platforms turn women into”commodities” and tools for financial profit?
Human rights activist Najat Ararai criticized algorithms' systematic commodification of women, enabling organized virtual groups to exploit these algorithms for direct financial gains by targeting women.
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Youngest female felucca captain: between school and Nile struggle
Reham Hassan, a 14-year-old from Assiut Governorate, combines two contrasting worlds: school notebooks and the sails of the Nile, becoming one of the youngest girls to master the profession of steering a wooden felucca in Egypt.
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Areej Al‑Sa'afin looks with one eye toward the blurriness of the painting and the future
Amid war's ashes, Areej Al Sa'afin, a witness to double pain, lost her eye and paintings yet clings to light, hoping treatment restores her vision and life's tranquility.
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Amal Al‑Mudarris… six decades of a voice that accompanied the memory of Iraqis
Pioneering broadcaster Amal Al‑Mudarris embodied resilience, talent, and determination. Her voice, presence, and six‑decade career of giving continue to inspire generations of media professionals to this day.
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Conflict and economic crisis multiply the suffering of female university students in Yemen
Yemeni female students face conflict, economic collapse, and social pressures, making university a daily survival battle, especially rural students bearing housing and alienation amid unequal opportunities.
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Eid al Adha in Sudan... customs and traditions that do not fade away
Despite Sudan’s ongoing conflict since 2023, changing circumstances have not majorly impacted the customs and traditions of a society that remains attached to them despite challenges.
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The pay gap... the invisible tool for entrenching exclusion against women
A study by Takatof Association and Diwan of Human Urbanism exposed pay gap's tragedies for women in Egypt and Tunisia, calling it a structural tool for reproducing discrimination and exclusion.
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In the absence of basic necessities... the story of a woman struggling to protect her children
Gaza, where war intersects with poverty and disease, Naama Abu Ghanem embodies the story of a woman resisting alone to protect her children from hunger, fear in the absence of basic elements of life.
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Two Palestinian sisters turn rubble into an innovation that won the International Earth Prize
From Gaza's destruction, sisters Tala and Farah Musa invented an eco-friendly brick from rubble. Their project symbolizes hope and Gaza women's creativity despite war, winning the International Earth Prize.
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Maha Awn… a young woman who carved her presence between war and peace
Amid war and fragmentation, Maha Awn emerged as an active voice, moving between frontlines, leading humanitarian and empowerment initiatives, becoming prominent figure for peacebuilding, women's and youth empowerment in Yemen.
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A woman in her fifties clings to a worn‑out net to face life's hardships
Since her childhood, Sabra Khallaf has been attached to the Nile, turning her early passion for fishing into a profession through which she resisted the harshness of life for forty years, defying society's looks and the difficulty of the work.