community/life
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Looting and Destruction in the Kobani Countryside… Returnees Start from Zero
After weeks of displacement from HTS attacks, residents returned to Kobani villages to rebuild homes gutted by looting and destruction.
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Syrian Women in South Lebanon… A New Displacement on the Pavements of War
Syrians residing in southern Lebanon never expected to find themselves once again on a journey of displacement, no less brutal than the war itself.
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The Youth at the Heart of Transformations… A Force for Change and the Makers of the Future in the Middle East
Youth are a vital social force affected by crises, yet capable of driving change. They strive to protect achievements and build a more stable, just future
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What Celebration are they talking About?... A Tunisian worker Reveals the other face of Women’s day
For Mahjuba Ben Nsir, March 8 is not a celebration, but just another day of hard work_ one that reminds her that society has yet to grant her the dignity she deserves.
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In Defiance of Those Who Ignored Her Voice… Sibel Avag Turns from Survivor into a Voice for Many Women
Sibel Avag from Northern Kurdistan survived a stolen childhood, forced marriage, and violence, emerging stronger to become a powerful vioce for women whose vioce were ignored.
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The Druze Woman… Between Deep-Rooted Resilience and the Challenges of Modern Leadership
Numerous experiences, including the historical legacy of Druze women, prove that women’s presence in pivotal moments is no coincidence, but an extension of deeply rooted identity, resilience, protection, awareness, and unwavering strength.
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Sudanese Women Affirm Their Resilience in the Face of War's Challenges
As International Women's Day approaches, Sudanese women have affirmed their ability to endure and confront challenges despite the ongoing conflict since 2023, calling for continued struggle until goals are achieved.
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The Syriac Language Between Survival Challenges and Constitutional Recognition Efforts
The Syriac language in Rojava faces a critical phase requiring constitutional recognition and institutional support, alongside ongoing educational and cultural efforts to preserve it.
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Palestinian runner loses her foot in the war and continues her dream of international professionalism
Young Palestinian Rozan Khera,who lost her leg in the war,maintains fitnees by running with cructches and training to adapt to her new situation.
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The War on Consciousness... A Systematic Escalation of Media Disinformation Targeting Rojava Areas
Organized campaigns escalate via digital media, falsifying facts, distorting revolution symbols, undermining trust in local institutions, deepening societal divisions to serve regional and international agendas.
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War Crimes and Sexual Violations Faced by Palestinian Female Prisoners
Palestinian female prisoners in Israeli jails are subjected to various forms of violations, from intimidation to rape and starvation, necessitating that their files be opened and seriously investigated by human rights bodies.
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Gaza Women: Repairing Worn-Out Tents Beyond Our Financial Means
Women's suffering is doubled in the Gaza Strip; the shelter is unsafe, and its pegs are secured in the ground, it remains uninhabitable, and women are unable to light a fire inside it.
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Women of Qamishlo... The Defense Line Matching the Resilience of the Frontlines
In Qamishlo, women of the Essential Protection Forces have declared readiness to bear arms and safeguard stability alongside regional defenders
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Resilience and Free Will: The Dominant Factor Amid Siege Conditions
Despite the siege, the will to resist and repel any attack prevails over all the harsh conditions imposed by war, displacement, and the threat of extermination.
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From Tunisia to Rojava: A Message of Solidarity and a Call for Justice and Dignity
Kurdish women are targeted not only for being women, but because of their identity and geographic belonging, similar to the targeting of women from diverse sects in Syria
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The Women’s Authority Continues Empowering Women Despite Challenges
From social protection to political participation and economic empowerment, the Women’s Authority in Jazira Canton continues its efforts to strengthen women’s rights and safeguard their achievements in the face of security, political, and economic crises.
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Endless Displacement: Afrin Woman’s Testimony of Pain and Resilience Enduring
From Afrin to Shahba and then to Qamishlo, a path of forced displacement marked by massacres, siege, and bitter cold, amid international silence and the absence of guarantees.
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Palestinian poet Alaa Al-Qatraoui documents Palestinian pain through her writing
Palestinian writer Alaa Al-Qatraoui has authored works including Venus and the Ballerina, The Church Bells, and The Minaret and the Domes, intensifying her writing during Gaza’s assault.
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Sudanese Women Recount the Tragedy of Rape and Demand the Harshest Punishments
Sudanese women reported being raped by Rapid Support Forces during their control of certain areas, demanding the harshest possible punishments for those responsible for these crimes.
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An Inspiring Journey of Struggle… A Blind Egyptian Woman Turns Pain into Hope
Disability pushes many into a spiral of despair, but with support, solidarity, and determination, it can become a powerful driving force for many women and girls.