community/life

12:42

“We cannot meet even our basic needs due to the siege imposed by the Syrian regime. The siege doubles our sufferings,” said the displaced women living in Shahba.

14:30

The Turkish state continues to target the infrastructure of cities in its attacks on North and East Syria. Women resisting the attacks continue to develop projects for the future of the region.

13:35

Buthaina Al-Hassan, member of the Women’s Council of the Future Syria Party in Manbij, states that resistance is the only way to stand against Turkish occupation.

13:55

Displaced women living in IDPs camps in Manbij said that they would resist the new Turkish invasion attacks on the region.

12:00

60-year-old Behiya Murad has realized her dream of being able to read and write in Kurdish. She calls on all people to protect their mother language and their existence.

10:22

Şemsa El Hemûd learned how to weave wool from her mother when she was a child. Now she teaches young people how to weave wool to preserve this culture.

13:20

Sozdar Şêxo, co-chair of the Euphrates Region Internal Affairs Council, spoke about the ongoing Turkish attacks on NE Syria, stressing that the aim of the attacks is to destroy the achievements of women.

12:36

The story of Fatima El-Elî is one of the stories of displaced people of Afrin and Dêrik. She says she will resist so that her children will live in their hometown.

12:00

Kurdish teacher Nesrin Ahmed draws attention to discrimination and injustice in the education system of the Kurdistan Region.

15:00

Children, who have been left with physical and psychological disabilities because of the war, try to hold on to life in IDPs camps in Idlib, which is under the control of the invading Turkish state and Turkey-backed factions.

14:05

Speaking about the Internation Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the women living in the village of Jinwar, an all-women village, said that women must struggle against all forms of violence.

13:46

The residents of Sherawa town of Afrin live under constant attacks by the Turkish state and Turkey-backed factions. They say they will never leave their hometown and resist all kinds of attacks.

11:12

Displaced women in Idlib have to return to cities and towns, where are in the line of fire due to the difficult living conditions.

13:42

The lack of rainfall has caused a serious decrease in the quantity of olives, which are the main source of income for the people of Kobanê. The farmers say they did not have a good olive harvesting due to the lack of rainfall and high prices of pesticides

13:07

Lawyer Heidi Adel and Zainab Jamil are two women living in Cairo whose dreams were taken away from them. They say that women should realize their dreams despite obstacles.

14:46

There are more than 1.2 million orphans, who are victims of the Syrian war. The women, who lost their relatives in the attacks of ISIS, call for help to support the children victims of the Syrian war.

12:18

Palestinian young artist Halima Al-Kahlout (27) addresses social justice and issues in her artworks.

13:14

Female genital mutilation (FGM) has been a longstanding tradition in Egypt. Some women and girls die while undergoing FGM while some suffer from long-term physical and psychological consequences.

11:10

The eagle statue in Kobanê's central Freedom Square is a symbol of the resistance against ISIS atrocities.

11:16

AISHA Association for Woman and Child Protection is an independent Palestinian women organization, providing legal, psychological and social support to women victims of violence.