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Amnesty International Warns of Re-Imprisoning a Tunisian Activist with Sentences Reaching 25 Years
Amnesty International warned of the danger of returning Tunisian human rights activist Sihem Bensedrine to prison, following the issuance of two judicial rulings against her sentencing her to a total of 25 years in prison.
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Dozens of Children Killed in Syria Since the Beginning of 2026
Thrity-five children killed in Syria since year’s start through horrific crimes including torture,strangulation, and burning, amid human rights demands for urgent investigations and accountability, per the Syrian Observatory.
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Women in the Iranian Execution System... Political and Security Cases That Go Beyond Criminal Charges
Death sentences and executions against women in Iran escalated beyond criminal and drug cases into political and security files linked to protests, with 2026 reports documenting female detainees facing such sentences.
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Seveda Özbelgül: Peace Is Not Built Parliament Alone, but by Society’s Participation
Seveda Çelik Özbelgül, co-president of the Law and Human Rights Committee of the Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party, confirmed that the next phase of the peace process requires moving to legal and institutional measures.
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Avin Basho: Building the New Syria Begins with Recognizing Pluralism and Women's Rights
Avin Basho, administrator at the Higher Institute of Arts, confirmed building the new Syria requires recognizing national, cultural, and linguistic diversity, rejecting any orientation excluding women or making their presence a threat.
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UNHCR: 55000 Sudanese Flee to Chad Since the Beginning of the Year
Sudanese refugee waves into Chad have surged unprecedentedly this year, with sharp rises in arrivals fleeing ongoing conflict, amid UN warnings of worsening humanitarian conditions and inadequate border camp services.
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Two Activists Face Unknown Fate Three Months After Their Arrest in Urmia
Two Kurdish activists, Zahra Pirdehghan and Parvin Qezelbash, have faced an unknown fate for three months following their arrest by Iranian security forces in the city of Urmia and their being taken to an undisclosed location.
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Armenian Teachers: Learning in Our Mother Tongue is Our Right
Armenian language teachers stressed the importance of recognizing the mother tongue, saying, “It is not merely a tool for communication, but an integral part of the Armenian community’s identity history, and culture.
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Iranian Security Forces Arrest Artist Shida Sabri
The Lur ethnic artist was transferred to the women’s ward of Adel Abad Prison in Shiraz
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Despite legislative progress... sexual and reproductive health services for women in Tunisia are "deficient"
The Touhida Al-Bekri group highlighted the gap between Tunisia's advanced sexual and reproductive rights laws and women's complex reality, citing geographical barriers, limited awareness, and pervasive patriarchy.
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Jiyan Hussein: Women’s and Peoples’ Solidarity is a Pillar for Building a Democratic Syria
Kongera Star Rojava coordinator Jiyan Hussein affirmed that strengthening women’s political and social participation,alongside equality and solidarity among peoples and components, builds a democratic Syria.
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The Family of Sakine Dormush Renews Its Commitment to the Messages of Freedom and Peace
Sakine Dormush's mother, whose daughter died in Cizre in 2016, renewed commitment to her legacy of freedom and peace, recalling her journey and desire to end bloodshed.
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Rezan Nurdadin: Kurdish Women Are Partners in Making and Writing Kurdistan’s History
Teacher Rezan Nurdadin stresses that Kurdistan's history is incomplete without documenting Kurdish women, who were not just supporters of struggles, but active leaders in resistance, politics, education, and culture.
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The Education Sector… Escalating Challenges Threatening the Future of Thousands of Children
Between displacement, economic crisis, and Kurdish-language education challenges, Hasakah's children face a difficult educational reality threatening their schooling and right to learn in their mother tongue.
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Akin Yeter: Entrenching Peace Requires Tangible Legal Steps
Akin Yeter, co-president of the Association of Lawyers for Freedom, confirmed the peace and democratic society path must include all segments, calling for the framework law's implementation and releasing thousands of detainees.
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More Than 15 Women and Children Killed in Iran Within a Month
The period between 24 August and 23 September witnessed an alarming escalation in cases of killing women and children and suicide linked to domestic violence, alongside the execution of women in Iranian prisons, according to human rights reports.
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Widespread Controversy in Italy After Statements Linking Women's Credibility to Their Clothing
Italian Foreign Minister's statements linking women's credibility to clothing sparked widespread anger, with women rejecting judgment by "skirt length" and expressing discontent at being evaluated based on their bodies.
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Accused of Digital Activities… Prison Sentences for Arab Women in Ahvaz
Ahvaz Revolutionary Court sentenced nine Arab women to 45 years total for electronic activities, reducing sentences only if they attend mandatory "belief examination" courses by Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
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The Syrian Observatory Reveals the Expansion of Violence and the Rise in Victims of Crimes in Various Regions
Fears grow over deteriorating security in Syrian governorates amid ongoing murders and escalating crimes, human rights demand for stronger protection and transparent investigations, as Observatory data reveals widening violence across regions.
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Iranian Authorities Sentence a Baha’I Citizen to Mor Than Five Years in Prison
The revolutionary Court in Sari sentenced Romina Koli to five years, seven months, and 16 days of discretionary imprisonment, plus deprivation of social rights for 10 years.