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15:52

Turkey's draft law would allow life imprisonment for children aged 15–18, sparking debate over juvenile justice reforms and warnings of rights violations.

15:27

Iran's inflation crisis goes beyond market prices, eroding purchasing power and widening food insecurity, with lasting economic and health impacts on women and children.

14:40

Afrin's displaced people insist on return, demanding security, property restitution, and accountability after years of forced displacement and demographic changes in Rojava.

12:52

An art exhibition at Suwayda National Hospital commemorated the July events, documenting violations and reviving collective memory through powerful artworks that depicted the local population's immense suffering and resilient spirit.

11:11

Reports from Afghan provinces reveal educated women and girls face threats, arrest, torture, and pressure to force marriage to Taliban members.

09:21

15:46

The provisional suspension of lawyer Loaa Khalaf has triggered widespread controversy in Egypt, with critics condemning it as a violation of personal rights and freedom of opinion.

15:37

Amid expanding conflict and collapsing services, UN estimates reveal that nearly 825,000 Sudanese children under five face life-threatening acute malnutrition this year.

15:15

Shingal prepares a conference on the 2014 Ferman, addressing abductees' fate, Yazidi women's resistance, and calls for unity and community rights under justice.

13:00

Despite decades in Kurdish media, female journalists still face patriarchal challenges. Journalist Hawjin Shawana asserts that overcoming these obstacles requires analyzing historical transformations of women's societal and professional roles.

12:58

The drug abuse crisis in Northern Kurdistan is expanding rapidly, with a declining age of initiation, triggering severe warnings regarding its detrimental health, social, and security repercussions across the region.

12:00

Six months after the bloody suppression of the January protests in the Iranian capital, Tehran, many accounts of those days remain concealed.

09:51

Amnesty International hosted a discussion on a report documenting Israeli settlement policies in the West Bank as war crimes and crimes against humanity.

09:47

Amid Syria's health crisis, Qamishlo's Kurdish Red Crescent Women's Oncology Center offers free specialized breast cancer care, easing patients' suffering.

08:53

Amid the decorations of the largest and oldest mosaic in the world and a history spanning over 3,000 years, the stories of women who were within circles of power are told in a museum that chronicles human history.

15:30

Once banned due to social pressure, women's right to wear pants became a historic struggle for equality, freedom, and the right to occupy public spaces.

14:30

Syrian Observatory: 48 women killed in early 2026—40 in crimes, 8 in sectarian attacks—reflecting escalating violence, security chaos, and weak protection.

12:30

Despite digital screens dominating daily life, Shiler Library in Qamishlo successfully attracts students and readers by offering a peaceful, dedicated space for reading, studying, and research.

11:00

Afghan women in Daykundi province took initiative to manually rehabilitate a vital local road using simple tools, successfully easing daily travel and life for their community.

16:07

"Yezidi activist Düzen Tekkal received the international "Blue Tongue" award in Cologne for defending freedom of expression, stating she represents the Yezidi community, Kurds, and all of humanity."