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The occupation attacks in Til Temir are obstructing children's right to education
In Til Temir, more than 35 schools were destroyed or occupied as a result of attacks by the Turkish army. Nevertheless, Eyhan Yûnis from the Til Temir School Administration announced the start of the new academic year.
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Journalist Banu Güven: The steps taken for peace and democracy are a historic turning point
Journalist Banu Güven, who stated that the 'peace process' carried out in Turkey offers a road map quite different from previous processes, expressed that October 1 could be an important milestone of the process.
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An arrest warrant has been issued for the teacher from Behbahan, Forugh Hosrevi
It was announced that an arrest warrant has been issued for the primary school teacher from Behbahan, Forugh Hosrevi, by the 2nd Investigation Branch of the city's Public Prosecutor's Office for the Republic and Revolution.
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'The Syrian people need a decentralized system'
Regarding the announcement of the election schedule in Syria, Fehime Hemo said, “Today, the Syrian people need a pluralistic, decentralized system where democracy, justice, and equality prevail."
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MKG: The free press is the conscience of the people and cannot be silenced
The MKG said that there is an increase in threats to women journalists in Diyarbakir and urged the public to expand solidarity.
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Message of unity from Syrian women: A common will for justice and democracy
The Women's Unity Conference held in Hesekê brought together women from Êzidî, Armenian, Syriac, Kurdish, Arab, and many other communities. The women emphasized that the struggle for a Syria based on democratic and equal representation must be expanded.
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The North and East Syria Women's Committee Met with Academics in Germany
The North and East Syria Women's Committee met with German, Iranian, and Kurdish academics, as well as women's rights organizations.
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The Influence of TV Series is Increasing in Federal Kurdistan: Society is at Risk
Avara Abdulkadir, a psychologist at the Halabja Directorate of Social Affairs, explained the negative effects of TV series broadcast in Federal Kurdistan, especially on children and young people.
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In Damascus, Women Gathered at the 'Transitional Justice Symposium
At the 'Transitional Justice in the Syrian Context' symposium held in Damascus, women emphasized the culture of transitional justice and the role of women within this culture.
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Maryam Darisi Released
Political prisoner Maryam Darisi was released from Adel-Abad Prison in Shiraz after completing her sentence.
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Suham Shingali: The KDP is Using the October 9 Agreement as a Threat Against the Yazidi Community
TAJÊ Diplomacy Member Suham Shingali, drawing attention to the great dangers for the Yazidi community, stated that the KDP is using the October 9 Agreement as a threat against the Yazidi community.
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Enas Naim: Democracy is Built from the Grassroots, from Women
At the women’s conference held in Hesekê, Enas Naim, who participated on behalf of the women of Sweida, emphasized that without the participation of women, neither the constitution nor democracy can be built.
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‘Halabja Center’ for Children by Qamishli Municipality
Ariya Osman, Co-Chair of the Qamishli Municipality Child Protection Office, explained the work carried out by the Halabja Center for children and called for the protection of children.
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A Special Committee Established for Education Development in Suwayda
In Suwayda, following demonstrations organized by students and teachers demanding an urgent solution for high school exams, a special committee was established to operate in the field of higher education.
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Thousands of Signatures for the ‘I Want to Meet with Öcalan’ Campaign
In North and East Syria, 2,541 signatures collected within the framework of the ‘I Want to Meet with Abdullah Öcalan’ campaign were sent to the responsible institutions.
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Anti-Execution Campaign in Iran: Prisoners on Hunger Strike
It was announced that hunger strike actions will begin in 52 prisons in Iran to prevent executions.
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Saida Al-Wadi: Data on Violence Against Women in Morocco Does Not Reflect Reality
Saida Al-Wadi, pointing out that contrary to the official figures presented by the state regarding violence against women in Morocco, the reality is much deeper and more complex, said that multifaceted efforts are needed in the fight against violence.
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Cancer Patients in Gaza Cannot Receive Treatment
Sümeyye and Sümeyra, who are forced to live amidst the deep disaster caused by war, hunger, and displacement, and who are struggling with cancer, cannot receive treatment.
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Sudanese Women Gather for Peace
“Sudanese women came together to discuss peace, to ensure that women take a stronger role in peacebuilding, to promote social justice, and to develop new partnerships between women’s organizations and local communities.”
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Women in Latakia Discuss the Construction of Peace in Syria
The Syrian Women’s Council and eight leading organizations in Latakia organized a workshop titled “Women for Peace.” Women spoke about why they should be involved in peace processes.