community/life
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Genology: Our Path to Deeper Understanding and Broader Empowerment
Genology, or the “Science of Women,” is not merely an academic field or theoretical framework- it is a tool of resistance, an analytical lens, and a space for solidarity.
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Two Years of Genocidal War... The Palestinian Woman in Gaza Between Survival and Collapse
Since the outbreak of the war in Gaza in 2023, the lives of Palestinian women have turned into an open chapter of loss and suffering — where human tragedy intersects with legendary resilience that faces daily death with unbroken steadiness.
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Autistic Children in Southern Libya: Mothers on the Frontlines of Neglect
In the absence of official support, mothers in southern Libya are leading the fight for their autistic children, through community initiatives that inspire hope and highlight the urgent need for specialized, comprehensive rehabilitation centers.
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How the Provisional Government’s Massacres Tore Apart Syria’s Social Fabric and Shattered Public Trust in the Homeland
Attorney Rudaina Al-Khatib the massacres committed against the Druze community there marked a dangerous turning point, as the youth - once seen as the hope for spreading awareness and rejecting sectarianism - lost all faith in institutions and authority.
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On the Sixth Anniversary of Her Assassination... Hevrin Khalaf, a Flame of Struggle for Justice
Hevrin Khalaf’s life was taken by betrayal, but she remains a lasting symbol of free womanhood and the struggle for justice, peace, and coexistence.
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On the Sixth Anniversary of the Occupation: Safe Return Is a Right, Not a Request
October 9 marks the sixth anniversary of Turkey’s occupation of the Syrian border towns of Ras al-Ain (Serê Kaniyê) and Tell Abyad (Girê Spî), seized in 2019 through a violent military assault that.
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Blocking the Aleppo–Raqqa Road: A blatant violation of the April 1 Agreement
Mona Abdul Hamid, a representative of the Relations Committee at Kongra Star in Aleppo, condemned the policies of the Syrian Interim Government, describing the blockade of the Aleppo–Raqqa road as a “clear and blatant violation” of the April 1 agreement.
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Poverty and taboos threaten the menstrual health of women in Kermanshah.
In Kermanshah, many women face difficulties in accessing basic hygiene products such as sanitary pads due to poverty. In the region, lack of knowledge, unhygienic conditions, and social taboos threaten menstrual health.
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A new start with a small shop
In the town of Amûdê in the Cizîr Canton of Northern and Eastern Syria, women are gaining economic independence by establishing their own businesses in small shops.
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Students from Kobanê: Receiving education in the mother tongue is a great opportunity
In Kobanê, students started the new year with great enthusiasm. For 12 years, students have been receiving education in their mother tongue, saying, "Studying in our language, culture, and history is a great privilege and opportunity for us.
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The Education of Girls in Iran Is Surrounded by Obstacles
In rural Iran, girls are being pushed away from education for various reasons. They are forced into marriage and condemned to an uncertain future.
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Cotton Harvest Begins in Hesekê
In Hesekê, part of the Cizîr Canton of North and East Syria, one of the most important centers of agricultural production, the cotton harvest has begun.
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The Healing Flavor Passed Down Through Generations by Kurdish Women: Tarhana
At the foothills of the mountains in Eastern Kurdistan, there is a tradition that Kurdish women have upheld for generations to withstand the harsh winter: Tarhana. This ancient delicacy continues to warm both tables and spirits on cold winter days.
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Afghans womens Deported from Iran Start Life from Scratch
The recent deportation of Afghans from Iran has once again brought the plight of migrants in the country to the forefront. Afghans who had lived in Iran for years have been forced to start their lives over from scratch.
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Education Crisis in Sine: Economic Problems Put a Squeeze on Families
The start of the school year has brought financial hardship for low-income families in Sine. High education costs threaten children's ability to continue their education.
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A Life Intertwined with Nature in the Village
Women living in villages express their integration with nature, and that this life gives them a new meaning.
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‘Jin, Jiyan, Azadî’: Borderless global revolution
Marking the third anniversary of Jina Amini’s death, women worldwide embrace the Jin, Jiyan, Azadî uprising, uniting across borders against violence and tyranny in pursuit of freedom and rights.
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From Iran to Tunisia, women’s struggle breaks borders
The world marks Jina Amini’s death, her strand of hair a global symbol of defiance against oppression, embodying women’s relentless fight for freedom and dignity.
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Libyan women with disabilities confront exclusion, legal failures
Khayriya al-Farjani and Amal Abu Fans highlight the abilities of Libyan women with disabilities while exposing social and legal barriers that limit their role in politics and the economy despite their competence and determination.
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Gaza journalists targeted as press freedom fails
Libyan journalists highlight the plight of Gaza’s reporters, who face direct targeting and death while reporting, exposing the global failure to protect press freedom and its defenders.