community/life
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Tunisia's Water Crisis Worsens, and Women Farmers Are the Most Affected
Tunisia is experiencing a structural water crisis that has particularly harmed women farmers, with its severity highlighted by the recent heatwave the country has witnessed through the recurrence of water cuts across all regions.
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The Revolution Generation: From Identity Reclamation to the Stage of Democratic Integration
The July 19 Revolution has had a positive impact on the young generation in Kobani in terms of their recognition of their identity, history, culture, and existence.
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When Doors Close on Dreams... The Story of an Afghan Girl and Education Deprivation
Five years of Taliban rule have suffocated Afghan education, barring girls from school, eroding quality, and deepening staff shortages amid growing student despair.
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A Daily Journey of Hardship... Village Women Face Lack of Services and Harsh Transportation
Women in villages face daily challenges that go beyond the difficulty of securing a livelihood. They endure the hardship of traveling long distances, the absence of basic services, weak infrastructure, and harsh economic conditions.
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Mural Art for War Remnant Awareness on Gaza's Rubble
Gaza ramps up awareness of war remnants through murals and sessions to shield women and children from unexploded ordnance amid rising casualties.
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Women's Resilience Revives Lebanese Villages After the Raids
Amid rubble and war-torn fields, Lebanese villagers return with resilience. Women like Zainab and Mahmouda carry their homeland, restoring life to shattered homes.
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Summer Centers in Houthi Areas... Militarizing Minds and Targeting the Young
Yemeni families struggle to shield children from Houthi summer camps that instill militant ideology, threatening young minds and turning childhood into battlegrounds.
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Amana Abu Ghabn... War Stole Her Childhood and Left Her Alone to Face Life
Amana Abu Ghabn carries the burdens of an entire family since her father's summary execution and her mother's disappearance two years ago, taking responsibility for three sisters in an endless journey of survival.
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Sports Science Female Students in Upper Egypt Counter Digital Violence
Egyptian female sports science students face severe social media harassment and defamation, deeply impacting their psychological, social, and academic well-being.
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"Dar" Association Provides Legal Guidance for Displaced Persons from Sere Kaniye
The Dar Association for Victims of Forced Displacement operates according to a human rights approach, through programs based on the needs of displaced persons and refugees inside Syria, aiming to defend their rights and provide legal support to them.
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Tunisian Association Makes Independence the Key to Supporting Survivors of Violence
Tunisian civil society resists societal pressures, defending women and children with modest resources, providing support and empowerment to violence survivors.
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Classrooms in the shadows... Bamiyan girls face Taliban restrictions on education
With schools and universities closed, educational centers in Bamiyan are Afghan girls' last window to knowledge, defying Taliban restrictions and threats against students and teachers.
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Al-Hasakah Water Crisis Worsens; Women Demand Reactivation of Alouk Station
Al-Hasakah residents suffer from a severe water crisis due to the Alouk station shutdown, with women bearing the heaviest burden of securing water daily.
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After the Ban on Girls' Education... Growing Number of Religious Schools Sparks Debate in Afghanistan
The growing number of religious schools in Afghanistan following the ban on girls' education has sparked widespread debate over their role and their impact on the country's future.
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Child Labor in Gaza… Childhood Traded for Survival
In the Gaza Strip, child labor is no longer an exception driven by necessity but a daily reality fueled by war and poverty, depriving thousands of children as they work.
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One Home Mourns Four Women and Girls... Testimonies from the Heart of the July 2025 Events
Two women from the Syrian city of Suwayda recount the events of July 2025, during which they lost four members of a single household, calling for justice for the victims and accountability for those responsible.
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Suffocating Thirst Crisis in Gaza... Contaminated Water and a Collapsing Health Reality
Gaza faces a water crisis as destroyed networks and halted aid fuel disease. Contamination and drought threaten daily life and public health.
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Behind the Veil: How Does the Iranian Regime Hide Poverty Behind Women's Bodies?
In Iran's poverty-stricken cities, the hijab hides deeper crises, as the regime uses women's bodies to divert attention from economic and social collapse.
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Women’s Presence Reshaping Community Work in Sweida
Women’s presence in Sweida’s neighborhood committees and local initiatives has grown, with youth taking on protection roles, driving them to manage services and solidarity.
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Yemeni Women in the Digital Space: Determination Defying Weak Infrastructure
Despite technical and social barriers, Yemeni women pursue digital economy opportunities through home projects, using tech tools for marketing, though a wide digital gap limits expansion.