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YRJ: Media Is Not a Political Battlefield, but a Space for Building Social Awareness
On the occasion of Kurdish Women’s Press Day, the Free Women’s Media Union (YRJ) issued a statement affirming that free women’s journalism represents a voice of resistance born from women’s suffering, awareness, and the legacy of martyr Gurbetelli Ersöz,
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Within a Week… Taliban Flog Eight Women Despite International Outcry
The Taliban has flogged a woman and seven men in Kabul, accusing them of drug trafficking, selling narcotics, and “running away from home.” The convicts were sentenced to between seven months and two years in prison, along with 10 to 39 public lashes.
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Only 3% of Seats Won by Women in Syria’s Parliamentary Elections
The results of the elections held for the Syrian People's Assembly resulted in the victory of only 3 percent of women.
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Greta Thunberg to be deported amid allegations of mistreatment
Swedish activist Greta Thunberg will be deported from Israel to Greece amid an international outcry following reports that she was mistreated during her detention after participating in the “Freedom Flotilla” bound for Gaza.
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We Demand a Constitution that Enshrines Justice and Equality for a Democratic and Diverse Syria
Women from the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria have called for a new constitution that guarantees the rights of women and all communities, one that enshrines justice and equality in political and social representation.
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Sudanese Female Journalists Turn to Alternative Professions to Make Ends Meet
The ongoing conflict between the Sudanese army and the RSF, now approaching its second year, has forced many Sudanese women journalists to seek alternative means of livelihood amid harsh and deteriorating conditions.
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Women in the Field of Jineology Carry On the Legacy of Nagihan Akarsel
On the third anniversary of Nagihan Akarsel’s assassination, Sarah Botan, renewed her commitment to continue Akarsel’s work, saying: “The martyr laid the foundation for the Jineology Center in Shengal — she was the voice of the freedom-loving woman.”
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Despite losing their homes and enduring relentless siege and bombardment...
Despite losing their homes and enduring relentless siege and bombardment, Palestinian women continue to cling to their land—refusing displacement and holding on to their roots amid the rubble and devastation.
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Building Syria’s Future Requires Decentralization and Fair Representation for All Communities
Member of the Presidential Body of the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC), Shira Osi, urged national forces to assume their responsibilities and to view Syria’s political landscape with greater depth and accountability.
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Women of Sweida Call for International Action Amid Siege and Humanitarian Crisis
For the 12th week, women in Sweida lead protests in al-Karama Square, demanding the return of abducted civilians, a humanitarian corridor, and urgent aid as the province faces siege, hunger, and worsening living conditions.
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Military Escalation in Gaza Despite International Calls for Calm
Intense military operations continue in the Gaza Strip despite mounting international appeals for de-escalation, leaving more casualties and destruction in their wake.
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Moroccan Association Calls for Review of Law Protecting Women Victims of Violence
Amid rising violence against women in Morocco, ATEC urges urgent reform of Law 103.13, calling for real protection, clearer justice procedures, safe shelters, and stronger support for survivors to end impunity and empower women.
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The Reading House in Aleppo… A Cultural Space Honoring the Legacy of Nagihan Akarsel
On the third anniversary of Nagihan Akarsel’s martyrdom, we honor a revolutionary who devoted her life to women’s freedom and Jineology, leaving an inspiring legacy that continues to guide generations in their struggle for liberation.
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An Activist Recounts a Moment of Collapse and Solidarity in Evin Prison
Inside Iran’s Evin Prison, activist Motahareh Gonay recalls how death-row inmate Bakhshan Azizi offered rare solidarity and comfort, teaching that even amid despair, sharing one another’s pain can spark fragile hope.
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Press Freedom as the Core of the Democratic Path, DFG Affirms
The Dicle-Firat Journalists Association reports continued violations against press freedom in Turkey in September, with 10 journalists arrested, one detained, and investigations launched against 19 others.
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"Gen Z" Protests Regain Peacefulness After Days of Tension
Morocco’s youth-led protests have spread to several cities, and on the sixth day they regained their peaceful character, with participants once again calling for better essential services in the health sector.
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Youth… Fuel of Change and the Torch of Hope
Amid sweeping transformations in the Middle East and North Africa, the youth stand at the forefront, blending the legacy of liberation struggles with the power of digital activism to resist oppression and demand change.