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politics
Sidar Karaşilik: The Framework Law Serves as a Key That Paves the Way for Enacting New Legislation
Sidar Karaşilik affirmed the "Framework Law" project represents a historic step toward placing the Kurdish issue on a legal foundation, despite its shortcomings, calling for the completion of legislation, the expansion of political, societal participation
labor/economy
Decline in Humanitarian Funding Exacerbates Women’s Suffering in Yemen
Female workers and activists say funding decline in Yemen has not only closed projects but also widened women’s suffering reducing protection education healthcare and escalating their living and psychological burdens.
art and culture
From Confronting Customs and Traditions to Establishing a Cultural Project That Believes in Women's Power and Knowledge
From within the constraints of society and the difficulties of Iraqi reality, Dunya Nour al-Din carved her path through knowledge, work, transforming her long-held dream of owning a library into a cultural project.
