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Afghan Women's Freedom Movement: Five Years of Repression, Yet Women's Voices Remain Unsilenced
On Taliban's fifth anniversary, Afghan women's movement declares: despite repression and rights denial, women's voices remain unsilenced in freedom struggle.
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Sweida's priority: accountability or representation after Assembly regulations?
Maram Al-Qadmani: Appointing Assembly members undermines representation; Sweida's priorities now are security, justice, and guarantee over political participation.
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Military Movements by Rapid Support Forces Raise Residents’ Concerns in West Kordofan
RSF military deployment in Al-Nuhud,West Kordofan,sparks tension,civilian assaults,internet shutdown,and warnings of Sudan’s worsening humanitarian crisis.
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MKG&DFG Reports Reveal Expanding Media Repression in Turkey
MKG and DFG reports document escalating violations against Turkish journalists in July,including arrests and digital restrictions obstructing press freedom.
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Iran Continues Arrest and Execution Campaigns Amid Escalating Judicial Prosecutions and Protests
Iran escalates arrests,executions,and judical actions against activits amid ongoing protests demanding livelihood and Professional rights.
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Investıgatııon Launched Agaınst Îlke TV Correspondent Over Report on Gülistan Doku
Turkinsh authorities investigate journalist Zelan Azad over a report on women’s conditions,Gülistan Doku’s disappearance,and “criminal gangs” allegations.
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Femena:Taliban Arrest 17 Women in Five Days in Herat
Femena: Taliban arrested 17 women in Herat over five days via morality patrols, part of an escalating crackdown since June.
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Tafka Mohiuddin Leads a Green Scientific Revolution to Protect Trees
Tafka Mohiuddin has developed the world's first biological technology for treating tree wounds and cancer, leading a green scientific revolution in the city of Halabja in the Kurdistan Region.
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After the Rojin Kabaiş Case... Rape Allegations Target the Rector of Wan Yüzüncü Yıl University
Wan (Van) Yüzüncü Yıl University's rector faces new rape allegations amid unresolved parliamentary inquiries over the Rojin Kabaiş case.
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YPJ Commemorates the Shingal Genocide Anniversary and Affirms the Necessity of Protecting Free Will
YPJ condemned ISIS crimes on Yazidi genocide anniversary, affirming free will and self-administration as true guarantees for Yazidi existence.
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Leader Öcalan:The Anticipated Legal Steps May Open the Door to a New Deocratic phase
Öcalan: Upcoming phase may witness historic steps toward resolving a historical issue, strengthening peace, developing law, and supporting economy.
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Sara Reza: ISIS Sought to Completely Erase Shingal's Identity and Culture
Twelve years after the 74th genocide, Yazidi women remain among the missing, while political activist Sara Reza affirms that Yazidi women are still being sold and trafficked in some countries.
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What Happened in Shingal Was Not a Transient Crime but a Genocide Committd Against the Yazidi People
PYD and Star Congress in Lebanon affirmed that ISIS's Shingal crime persists, urging urgent action to reveal abductees' fate and protect women
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Turkish Human Rights Association at Forty: The Struggle Continues and Violations Remain Unchanged
On the fortieth anniversary of its founding, the Turkish Human Rights Association (İHD) continues its journey that began in the aftermath of the September 12 coup, affirming its commitment to defending rights and freedoms and demanding justice.
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KNK Women’s Committee Warns of Continuing Threats in Shingal
The Women’s Committee of the Kurdistan National Congress (KNK) has called for granting Shingal self-administration, warning of continuing threats against the Yazidis, years after the gencocide that targeted their existence and identity.
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WHO: Wildfire Impact Extends Far Beyond the Flames
Amid expanding climate-linked fires, the WHO reported that wildfire dangers go beyond burn areas, as smoke can travel across cities, countries, and continents, worsening air quality and threatening millions of people's health.
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Ishtar Council: Organization Is the Only Way to Protect Women and Confront Rising Violence
The Ishtar Council warned of escalating violence and killings against women, affirming that organization and women's unity represent the most effective path to confronting rising violations and discrimination.
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Lawyer: Turkey's Child Protection Law Amendment Bill Prioritizes Punishment Over Protection
Turkey's proposed amendment to the Child Protection Law is stirring controversy among rights advocates and legal experts, amid warnings some provisions could reinforce a punitive approach toward accused children over protection and rehabilitation.