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AFCF Condemns Arrest of Mauritanian Activist, Calls for Transitional Justice to Protect Women.
The Association of Women Heads of Households (AFCF) condemned the unjustified arrest of activist Diénaba Ndioum, highlighting a disturbing trend of suppressing free expression and threatening human rights defenders’ safety and dignity.
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Economic Crisis in Kuei: A Double Burden on Women
Women in Kuei emphasized that the ongoing economic crisis has significantly worsened their hardships, leaving them without salaries, limiting employment opportunities, and exposing them to heightened violence, discrimination, and social pressures
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Elham Ahmed represents Autonomous Administration at Peace, Democracy Conference
The co-chair of the Foreign Relations Department of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, Elham Ahmed, received an invitation to participate in the international “Peace and Democratic Society” conference in Istanbul
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Iranian court jails young Kurdish woman amid legal proceedings.
The Voice of Kurdish and Iranian Detainees website issued a report revealing new judicial sentences against Kurdish and Iranian female prisoners, including a three-year prison sentence for the young woman Shida Azizi from the city of sanandaj.
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UN: communication blackout has deprived Afghan woman of their basic rights.
The UN Department of Women’s Affairs issued a report revealing that the disruption of phone and internet services in Afghanistan has severely affected women’s lives, depriving them of essential access to support, income, education, and communication
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Tunisia: Women discuss empowering women and strengthening family stability together.
The awareness day organized by the National Union of Tunisian Women in Mornag highlighted the severe dangers of violence against women and its negative impact on both family cohesion and the overall stability of society.
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Male-dominated mindset is the biggest obstacle for female journalists in Raberin.
Journalist Habiba Baban confirmed that women’s participation in media in the Raberin region has seen significant progress, yet obstacles still limit their presence.
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Felek Youssef: Syria Democratic forces future hinges on full agreement.
Co-chair of the Social Affairs Committee in the Autonomous Administration, Felek Yousef, warned against reducing the March agreement to military aspects, neglecting essential provisions related to rights and building a decentralized democratic system
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Iranian authorities have permanently banned narges Mohammadi from traveling
Human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi announced that she faced a permanent travel ban imposed by Iranian authorities when she applied for a passport to visit her children.
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Woman is the truth of life.
Though woman is the essence of life, history has made her a victim of patriarchy, which uses violence against her as a tool of domination, harming society and future generations.
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Aden…. A triaining course in public speaking empowers girls to express their rights.
The city of Aden hosted a specialized training course in public speaking for children and young girls. This event aimed to promote children’s rights and empower girls with reading, eloquence, and confidence in self-expression
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Structural Violence Against Women: From Workplaces to the Political System
Human rights reports confirm Yemen’s ongoing conflict has collapsed key institutions protecting women, including shelters, while violence has become widespread, increasingly and directly targeting women and girls across the country
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Yemeni Women Facing Conflict, Violence, and Discrimination
Numerous human rights reports confirm that Yemen’s conflict has collapsed institutions protecting women, including shelters, and that violence has become a widespread weapon directly targeting women and girls across the country
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Women in Gaza Face a Daily Battle for Survival
The UN Women warned that women in Gaza face a daily battle for survival amid ongoing violence, famine, and destruction, bearing the responsibility of supporting their families in “impossible rebuilding” conditions.
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UNICIEF: Protecting children is a humanitarian duty that cannot be delayed
UNICEF urged an end to deadly attacks threatening children in Lebanon, calling for their protection as violence continues despite a year having passed since the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel.
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Calls grow to appoint the UN’s first-ever female Secretary-General
The UN urged choosing a woman as Secretary-General, noting no woman has ever held the post.
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Yemen ranks third highest globally in cholera deaths.
The World Health Organization reported that since early 2025, Yemen has recorded around 237 cholera deaths and over 87,000 cases, amid ongoing conflict and the resulting humanitarian crises.
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From the Mirabal sisters to “Me Too”:the journey Against Patriarchy
Violence against women is a deeply rooted structural issue. The global MeToo movement and feminist activism in the Middle East expose it, promoting true liberation through rebuilding society on inclusive, just, and comprehensive foundations.
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Digital Violence: A new face of patriarchal dominance over women.
Several women from Kermanshah in Eastern Kurdistan confirmed that they face new forms of violence in digital spaces, such as threats, blackmail, sharing private images, and sexual harassment, as an extension of patriarchal dominance using modern tools.
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Moroccan association warns of digital violence and launches protection mechanism.
"Morocco is seeing a rise in digital violence against women. In response, the Challenge, Equality and Citizenship Association has launched the National Protection Observatory to support victims and promote a safer digital space.”