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14 Infants Dead in Pakistan Hospital Fire
A fire in the neonatal unit at Pakistan’s PIMS Hospital in Islamabad killed 14 infants after an air conditioning compressor exploded, authorities reported.
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Horrific Crime in Algeria: Charred Body of a Child Found in Forest
The body of a four-year-old child was found charred in a forest near Algiers, prompting widespread shock and an urgent appeal from authorities to identify a suspect.
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Violations Escalate Amid Reports of Flogging, Arrests, and Executions in Iran
Iran is witnessing escalating rights violations, including flogging sentences, widespread arrests, denial of medical care, imprisonment of Baha’I citizens, and multiple executions.
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Giza… A Girl Killed by Her Cousin for Refusing to Marry Him
The body of a young woman was found in a desert area in Giza. Investigations revealed that her cousin killed her for refusing his marriage proposal.
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UN Warns Sudan Conflict's Impact Will Last for Years
UN warns Sudan's conflict will have long-lasting consequences as fighting intensifies, with over 13 million displaced and two-thirds of the population in urgent need of humanitarian aid.
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Varying Sentences for 12 Baha’ is Amid Escalaing Judicial Pressure in Iran
Iran’s Revolutionary Court in Sari has sentenced 12 Baha’I citizens to prison terms of up to 26 years and social deprivation, on charges related to educational and propaganda activities.
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UN Warns of Rising Civilian Casualties and Worsening Malnutrition in Gaza
UN warns of continued civilian casualties in Gaza and the West Bank, as a UNICEF study reveals worsening chronic malnutrition among Palestinian children.
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Seven Months Since Sara Rashidi's Disappearance Amid Absence of Official Information
Seven months since Sara Rashidi Kashlanlu's arrest; the 33-year-old remains missing, family unaware of her fate or location.
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1.6 Million Women and Girls in Afghanistan Denied Access to Health Services
UNFPA reports that 1.6 million Afghan women and girls have been deprived of essential health services due to funding shortages and the closure of medical facilities.
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From Fear to Expertise: Kurdish Woman Breaks Stereotypes in Computer Engineering
In Rojava, academic computer education remains largely theoretical. However, Suzvin Ibrahim overcame her fears and became a pioneer in technology through perseverance and online learning.
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Sudan: Seasonal Floods Destroy Over 130 Homes, Displace 63 Families
Flash floods in South Kordofan and North Darfur displaced dozens of families and destroyed numerous homes, worsening Sudan's humanitarian crisis amid ongoing conflict.
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Stray Bullets Continue to Claim Children’s Lives in Syrian Regions
At least 37 children have been killed and 28 injured since early 2026 by stray bullets and accidental shootings, as widespread arms proliferation endangers civilian life.
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Women in Van Call for Societal Struggle Against Rising Drug Abuse Among Youth
Women in Van (Wan), North Kurdistan, have called for strengthening community resistance against the spread of drug abuse, particularly among young women and men, urging awareness and rehabilitation efforts.
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Over 15 Women Killed in a Month Amid Escalating Violence and Lack of Protection in Iran
Femicide cases in Iran and eastern Kurdistan reveal a pattern of domestic violence, forced marriages, and execution, with activists criticizing the framing of these crimes as mere “family disputes.”
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Gaza Death Toll Reaches 73,419 as Israeli War Continues
The Gaza Health Ministry reports the death toll from Israel's ongoing war has reached 73,419 killed and 174,364 wounded, with 90% of civilian infrastructure destroyed.
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Seminar in Sulaymaniyah Discusses Protection of Women Journalists in Kurdistan Region
On the second anniversary of the martyrdom of journalists Kilistan Tara and Hero Bahadin, a seminar in Sulaymaniyah addressed challenges, legal obstacles, and protection mechanisms for women journalists.
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Rights Groups Demand Urgent Disclosure of Journalist Sahar Al-Khawlani’s Fate in Houthi Detention
Concerns grow over detained journalist Sahar Al-Khawlani’s fate amid reports of harsh conditions and abuse. Rights groups demand accountability as Houthi critics face ongoing crackdowns.
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Political Prisoner Begins Hunger Strike in Iran’s Vakilabad Prison Over Detention Conditions
Mahboubeh Shabni, arrested for transporting wounded protesters during recent demonstrations, begins hunger strike, protesting harsh conditions and isolationin Vakilabad’s quarantine wing.
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13 Migrants Die off Libyan Coast as Boat Capsizes
Tunisian authorities report at least 13 migrants drowned when their boat capsized off the coast, whiel rescue teams recovered two survivors, on in critical condition.
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YPJ Commemorates Journalists Kilistan and Hero, Reaffirms Commitment to Free Pres
On the second anniversary of their martyrdom, the Women’s Media Union (YPJ) commemorated journalists Kilistan Tara and Hero Bahadin, affirming their mission of truth and women’s voice will continue.