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Separating Male and Female Students Recalls the Baath Era and Sparks Societal Discontent
A new Syrian Ministry of Education decision recalls Baath-era gender segregation in middle and secondary schools, undermining the Autonomous Administration's experience and negatively affecting education and society.
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Syriac Women:Intergration Requires Political and Legal Steps and Recognition of the Rights of All Components
Syriac women in Al-Hasakah city, in Rojava, stressed the necessity of protecting the cultural, linguistic, and political rights of all components, which will contribute to achieving peace in Syria.
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Yemeni Women Leaders from Four Cities Call for Strengthening Women's Presence in Decision-Making
The closing conference of "Enhancing the Participation of Women Leaders in Decision-Making" was held in Taiz, Aden, Hadramout, and Marib, reviewing capacity-building achievements and discussing hate speech challenges.
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Kurdish Language Teachers: We Will Continue Our Struggle for Education in Our Mother Tongue
Rojava's Kurdish teachers rejected the August 27 decision restricting Kurdish teaching, warning it harms students' education and their right to mother tongue study.
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New Judicial Measures in the Gulistan Doku Case
The Public Prosecutor’s Office in Erzurum has initiated proceedings against 11 suspects in the Gulistan Doku case, Including retired and serving police officers, on charges of concealing evidence and interfering in the investigation.
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From Folk Tale to Stage... Algerian Women Artists Revive "Juha"
At Algiers' Fantasia Land, the 'Wonderful Juha' animated series launched with artists present, as young women staged a theatrical revival of Juha.
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Yemen’s Escalation Worsens the Humanitarian Crisis and Displaces 18,000 Families
September hostilities in Yemen have displaced thousands and increased civilian losses, while aid access restrictions and supply shortages pressure humanitarian operations and threaten vulnerable communities.
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Widespread Criticism of Linking the Disparity Between Male and Female Teachers to “The School’s Prestige"
A Syrian Assembly member sparked controversy by linking the high proportion of female teachers to the prestige of educational institutions.
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Yemeni Women Conclude "Peace Tracks" Workshop and Pledge to Break Symbolic Representation
Taiz hosted the closing ‘Peacs Tracks’ workshop with 30 women leaders, aiming to strengthen women’s decision-making roles and peacebuilding participation.
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On the Fourth Anniversary of the Uprising, Mai Sato: The Voice of Women's Resistance Cannot Be Silenced
Marking four years since Iran's uprising, UN Rapporteur Mai Sato said Jina Amini's death ignited nationwide protests across ethnic groups and cities.
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141,000 Children Out of the Education Process in Iran
New school year data shows Iran's education gap widening: 16 million students enrolled, 950,000 dropouts, and over 141,000 children out of school
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Escalating Displacement Crisis in Blue Nile Amid Continued Military Escalation
Blue Nile displacement worsens amid military escalation; IOM reports 100,000 displaced, growing water and aid challenges, and children comprising nearly half of those affected.
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Star Congress: Four Years of Repression Have Not Ended the Will of Women in Iran and Eastern Kurdistan
Ahead of the fourth anniversary of the “Jin Jiyan Azadi” uprising, Rojava’s Star Congress Coordination renewed support for women’s struggle for freedom and equality, condemning Iran’s arrests, repression, and executions.
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Kurdistan Teachers' Union: Jin Jiyan Azad Is Not a Passing Event
Ahead of the fourth anniversary of Jina Amini's death, the Kurdistan Teachers' Union described the Jin Jiyan Azad uprising as not a circumstantial event, but a long-term vision for a society based on dignity, equality, women's rights, and diversity.
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Protest Vigils by Women in Kassala After Decision to Demolish the "Women's Market" Designated for Them
Dozens of women in the "Women's Market" in Kassala city protested against the decision to demolish their shops after the site was sold, demanding a halt to the measure that threatens their only source of income,deepens their tension with local authorities
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"Woman Unknown" Wins the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival
At the conclusion of the Venice Film Festival, the female voice dominated the scene with "Woman Unknown" winning the Golden Lion, in a film that revisits the suffering of women who were socially punished for their choices during the war.
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Kurdish Women's System Affirms That Democracy Is Iran's Path Out of Its Crisis
On Jin Jiyan Azadî's fourth anniversary, the Kurdish Women's System called for a new struggle phase, linking women's freedom to democracy, organization, and solidarity.
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Martyrs' Families Foundation Demands Independent Investigation into Deaths of Kobani Prisoners
In Kobani, the Martyris’ Families Foundaion condemned arbitrary arrests and insults against civilians, demanding an independent investigation into a prison fire that killed nine.
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Taiz Human Rights Center Documents Widespread Violations in Western Coast Districts
Western Coast districts face violent escalation: 139 killed, 180 injured in three days, including civilians, amid displacement and documented violations.
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Iranian Judicial Measures Target Nine Women in Ahvez
Nine Arab women in the Iranian city of Ahvaz face new judicial measures after their previous detention by intelligence agencies and exposure to physical and psychological pressure.