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The Journey of a Woman from Serekaniye: Between Detention, Displacement, and
Najla Suleiman, a Syrian refugee from Ras al-Ain/Serekaniye (now under Turkish occupation), has endured detention, displacement, and deep psychological suffering. She calls for a safe return—one that is conditional upon the withdrawal of the Turkish.
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Women Prisoners Protest Inside Evin Prison: Detainees Announce Hunger Strike
Former political prisoner Soronaz Ahmadi has announced a hunger strike in support of Nasim Simyari’s protest, pledging to continue until Simyari’s demands are met.
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“Yarsousa” Revives Syriac Heritage with a Contemporary Spirit
The Yarsousa troupe is dedicated to reviving Syriac artistic heritage through music, traditional dance, and cultural attire—infusing them with a modern touch that strengthens cultural identity and celebrates the rich diversity of North and East Syria.
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UNICEF Condemns Targeting of Children in El Fasher and Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Sudan
UNICEF announced that 17 children, including a seven-day-old infant, were killed in an attack on a displacement center in El Fasher, North Darfur, stressing that targeting children is a grave violation of their rights.
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Khartoum: Between the Ruins of War and the Shadows of Disease
After the fighting, Khartoum became a hotspot for epidemics, threatening those returning to a city devastated by destruction, failing services, and widespread disease.
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Women Face Violations at Flying Checkpoints in Aleppo
After a ceasefire agreement, jihadists from Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), linked to the Syrian Interim Government, violated the deal by setting up additional flying checkpoints near Aleppo’s Ashrafiyeh and Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhoods.
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Protests by “Generation Z” Escalate in Madagascar
Tens of thousands of members of “Generation Z” are protesting in Madagascar against frequent power and water outages, the deterioration of the education system, high unemployment rates, and widespread poverty.
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Rising Femicide in the Kurdistan Region
From the beginning of September to early October, seven women were murdered in the Kurdistan Region, alongside one suspicious death—bringing the total number of women killed since the start of 2025 to 35, according to our agency’s statistics.
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“Voices of Women” Association Launches Tunisia’s First Feminist Web Radio to Advocate for Women
The “Voices of Women” Association launched “Houriya,” Tunisia’s first feminist university web radio, as a safe platform to share women’s and girls’ stories, demands, and critiques with authorities.
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Activist from Damascus affirms: Gender segregation does not protect morals—it reinforces discrimination
The school should promote awareness, but in Syria, the interim government’s decisions risk changing society by neglecting parent-child communication programs.
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Pink Amid Genocide: Gaza’s Women Battle Breast Cancer Amid War’s Ashes and the Collapse of Healthcare
Amid a brutal war in Gaza, this year’s Pink October brings double pain—survival and health awareness. Yet, Palestinian women once again face genocide with roses, awareness, and resilience.
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Displaced Women: As Long as Turkey Interferes in Syrian Affairs, Safe Return Will Remain Impossible
For the women in Dignity Camp (formerly Tal al-Samn), life has been six years of waiting—clinging to hope of returning to Tel Abyad, taken by Turkey and allied militias on October 9, 2019.
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On the 28th Anniversary of the Conspiracy: Mass Rallies Demand Freedom for Leader Abdullah Öcalan
On the anniversary of the international conspiracy that targeted leader Abdullah Öcalan, cities across the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria witnessed mass demonstrations expressing rejection of his continued imprisonment.
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After Two Years of War in Gaza... A Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement Reached
Israel and Hamas have reached a comprehensive ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, marking a major step toward ending a devastating two-year conflict that claimed over 67,000 lives and left vast areas of Gaza in ruins.
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Mina Jalal: A Female Voice Fighting Corruption and Planting Hope in Afghanistan
Despite more than two decades of conflict in Afghanistan, there are still women who continue to fight for women’s dignity and independence—among them is Mina Jalal, who founded her organization to rekindle hope in the hearts of poor women .
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Women of Kobani Lead Solidarity with the People of Aleppo By Berjem Judi
recent days, the city of Aleppo has witnessed a dangerous escalation as jihadists from Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) besieged the predominantly Kurdish neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh, launching heavy attacks with various weapons.