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Malnutrition Claims the Lives of Dozens of Children Amid Health Collapse in Darfur
Darfur displaced persons coordination reported 30 child deaths and 100 injuries from malnutrition in Soni, while Leiba recorded one death and 135 injuries amid collapsing medical services.
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UN Warns: Escalating Violence and Fuding Shortfall Threaten Millions in Afghanistan
The United Nations warned of risks threatening civilians in Afghanistan due to escalating cross-border violence and explosions of war remnants, confirming that critical relief funding crisis is forcing its partners to suspend vital humanitarian aid.
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From Behind the Wheel to Breaking Barriers... The First Female Driving Instructor in Rojava
From behind the steering wheel, Amad Dilbak works to enhance women's self-confidence by training them to drive cars and helping them overcome fear and social obstacles.
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A Year After the Jaafari Code... A Seminar in Baghdad Examines Its Legal and Social Effects
The "Mother and Child" Forum and Iraqi Women's League seminar examined the Jaafari Code's practical effects, criticizing laws affecting custody, alimony, and visitation, and their direct impact on Iraqi families.
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The "Azadi" Garden Festival in Sulaymaniyah... A Space for Empowering Craftswomen and Challenging Disability
Sulaymaniyah's "Azadi" Garden Festival empowers women, launching with notable participation including disabled and blind women displaying handmade projects and folklore dishes.
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Yazidi Women: We Will Continue Our Struggle to protect Shingle and Our Community
Yazidi women from Shingal affirmed commitment to protecting their community and land, stressing continued struggle to preserve identity, rights, and Yazidi gains amid ongoing negotiations with Iraq's government.
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Mezkin Hassan: Continuing Higher Education in Kurdish Requires Constitutional Recognition of Language Rights
Rojava University’s Kurdish Language Research Center sporkesperson Mezkin Hassan said continuing Kurdish higher education requires a clear government strategy recognizing Kurdish in academia, calling for its constitutional adoption.
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Among Them Women... 9 Civilians Killed in Airstrikes on Afghanistan
Nine people were killed and 11 others injured in Pakistani airstrikes targeting residential areas in Kunar and Helmand provinces, amid escalating military and security tensions on the shared border.
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Kurdish Students & Teachers Protest Restrictions on Kurdish-Language Education in Qamishlo
Demonstrators oppose a decision limiting Kurdish class to three hours a week and call for constitutional protection of the Kurdish language in Syria.
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A Woman Killed by Her Ex-Husband Inside a Lawyer’s Office in Alexandria
A woman was killed by her ex-husband inside a lawyer’s office in Alexandria city, in an incident whose preliminary investigations indicate it is linked to ongoing family disputes between the two parties.
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Yemen…Cholera Threatens Displacement Camps Amid Acute Environmental Deterioration
Amid escalating displacement and deteriorating healthcare and basic services in Yemen, cholera threatens thousands of displaced in Aden, with international warningsof catastrophic repercussions multiplying humanitarian suffering there.
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The Autumn Exhibition… Bright Windows and Empty Pockets
Amid music and colorful displays, Mahabad’s autumn exhibition in eastern Kurdistan welcome visitors, but high prices and declining purchasing power make watching exceed buying, while women hope to revive businesses.
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Gang Rape of a child Explodes Rights Anger Amid Demands to Hold Perpetrators Accountable
Tunisian human rights and women's organizations warned against silence on sexual violence after child Yaqeen's gang rape, demanding accountability and deterrent protection mechanisms to end victim-blaming and impunity.
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The "Salé" Festival Continues Its Celebration of Women's Cinema in Its Nineteenth Edition
Salé hosted the 19th International Women’s Film Festival opening, with stars and critics attending, celebrating Quebec cinema as guest of honor and honoring prominent female cinematic figures.
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Human Rights Reports Reveal a Dangerous Escalation of Sexual Violence Against Women in Sudan
Women's organizations expressed deep concern over alarming escalation of sexual violence against women and girls in Sudan since the conflict began, warning real victim figures are absent due to fear and stigma.
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Barometer of Women’s Representation Reveals Disparity Between Moroccan Parties in Legislative Elections
The 2026 Barometer study revealed disparities among Moroccan parties regarding women’s electoral presence, from candidacy experience accumulation to empowerment within party policies and candidate selection transparency.
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Adana Women's Council: We Will Follow Rogin Kabayış's Case Until the Circumstances of Her Death Are Revealed
Adana's DEM Women's Council renewed demands to urgently reveal student Rogin Kabayış's death circumstances, saying continued ambiguity despite time passing is unacceptable.
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Teachers and Students of Qamishlo: Restricting the Kurdish Language is a Violation of Rights and a Targeting of Existence
Dozens of teachers and students protested outside Qamishli's district administration, rejecting the Syrian interim government's decision limiting Kurdish classes and affirming mother-tongue education as an unrestricted constitutional right.
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Iranian Retriees Rise Up Against the Deterioration of Living and Health Conditions
Tehran and other Iranian cities witnessed widespread protests by retirees denouncing the deterioration of living and health conditions, and demanding freedom and an end to executions.
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Malnutrition Threatens the Lives of 4.2 million Children and Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women in Sudan
About 19.5 million Sudanese face acute food insecurity, including 5.1 million suffering severe hunger, amid worsening humanitarian needs, ongoing displacement, and insufficient funding to reach millions affected by conflict.