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Öcalan Calls for a New Phase Based on Brotherhood and a Lasting Peace Path
A DEM Party delegation met Abdullah Öcalan to discuss political developments and the peace process, emphasizing dialogue for a solution based on equality and coexistence.
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Disappearance of Two Female Students in Lattakia Raises Concerns Over Women’s Safety
Anxiety grips Bustan al-Basha after two female students vanished en route to Lattakia University amid cryptic messages and no official explanation.
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Afghanistan Floods Leave 20 Dead and Over 100 Missing
Violent floods in Parun, Nuristan, Afghanistan, killed 20, injured 80, and left over 100 missing, as rescue teams search amid fears of rising toll.
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United Nations: Increasing Displacement and Acute Food Insecurity in Kordofan and Darfur
Ongoing violence and displacement in Sudan's Kordofan and Darfur worsen the crisis, with the UN warning of food insecurity and funding shortfalls.
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Calls from Şırnak for the Enactment of the “Basic Law” and the Consolidation of Peace
Women from the city of Şırnak in North Kurdistan have called for the enactment of what is known as the “Basic Law” to provide legal guarantees that render the peace process and democratic society permanent and stable.
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Amid Tightening Restrictions... Arrest of a Woman & Her Children at the Syrian-Lebanese Border
The Syrian Observatory reported the detention of a Syrian woman and her three children near Al-Qusayr while crossing to Lebanon, reflecting escalating border restrictions.
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"Memoirs of the Zeynep Kinaji Academic Courses" — Documenting 12 Years of Education and Feminist Consciousness
The book documents 12 years of student diaries (2009–2021), revealing educational paths, feminist consciousness, and communal life as testament to women's struggle.
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Afghan Women Between International Court Rulings and the Continuation of Taliban Violations
One year after ICC warrants against Taliban leaders, does this advance justice for Afghan women or remain symbolic eyewash without substantive effect?
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Release of Kajal Rahmani and Her Brother Amid Ongoing Judicial Proceedings
Iranian authorities released Kurdish activists Kajal Rahmani, her brother Daniel, and husband Isa Faizi on bail after arrest on security charges and denial of lawyer access.
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Integration of the Women's Body: New Horizons for Institutional Work While Preserving Women's Achievements
In a notable step within the path of institutional integration, the merger of the Women's Body affiliated with the Autonomous Administration into the Syrian Commission for Family and Population Affairs has been officially completed.
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Kurdish Women's National Unity Platform: Unity is the Strongest Response to Attacks
The Kurdish Women's National Unity Platform condemned attacks on the Kurdistan Region, asserting that strengthening unity and solidarity is the strongest response while reaffirming their ongoing struggle for freedom and justice.
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MKG Honors Ayfer Serçe, Reaffirms Commitment to Her Legacy
The Mesopotamia Women Journalists Association commemorated Ayfer Serçe on her assassination's 20th anniversary, demanding accountability and renewing its commitment to her legacy and the struggle for truth.
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Activist: KRG Ruling Parties' Silence Encouraged Turkish Expansion
Following the peace process launch, Turkey crossed Kurdistan's borders, imposing conditions on border village residents to remain on their lands and in their villages.
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Vigil in Baghdad... Mothers Appeal to the Judiciary to Protect Children's Best Interests and Ensure Family Justice
Iraqi mothers protested in Baghdad, demanding justice, custody rights, and a review of the Jaafari Code's impact on families and children.
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Ebola Death Toll Rises to 864 in the Congo
The total number of confirmed Ebola infections and deaths in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reached 2,181 cases and 864 deaths, according to authorities, amid warnings of its spread to new provinces.
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El Obeid on the Brink of a New Displacement Crisis as Fighting Escalates
UN warns El Obeid's crisis deepens as conflict expands, basic services collapse, risking new displacement, hunger, and blocking aid to millions in Sudan.
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Star Congress: The July 19 Revolution Represented a Historic Turning Point in Enhancing Women's Role and Participation
Star Congress affirms the July 19 Revolution marked a historic turn in Rojava, transforming politics and society while empowering women's participation across all spheres.
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Sabaia Sand: We Will Continue Until the Fate of Every Missing and Abducted Person Is Revealed
"Sabaia Sand" held a Shahba vigil demanding justice for forcibly disappeared civilians one year on, standing with families awaiting their children's fate.
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Despite the Dominance of Digital Media... "Ronahi" Newspaper Distributors Carry the Printed Word to Readers
At a time when print journalism is retreating before the digital tide, "Ronahi" newspaper continues to make its way to readers thanks to the efforts of distributors who believe in the importance of the printed word.
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Nada Alliance: Freedom of Opinion Is a Human Right That Cannot Be Restricted or Criminalized
Nada Alliance urges Kurdistan authorities to protect free speech, prevent legal abuse of rights, and avoid setting a precedent against human rights defenders.