community/life

08:33

Iraqi journalist Sawan Al-Jazrawi said culture, knowledge, and competence are the foundation of responsible media, stressing protecting female journalists from threats and harassment to they work freely.

08:16

Women’s associations attribute the doubling of femicide crimes in Tunisia to the fragility of the legal system and the difficulty of women’s access to justice, calling for the enactment of a law that criminalizes femicide.

08:54

Aseel Omeira fled Sudan's conflict seeking safety for her children, only to face Gaza's war, where displacement, hunger, and faltering aid persist as she dreams of family reunification and dignity.

09:59

After years of war, Sudanese female journalists return to Khartoum's "Newspapers Street," carrying memories and hopes of restoring media activity, reflecting determination to revive journalism's institutions.

11:49

Fabricated images are no longer merely digital manipulation; they have turned into a means of defaming women, blackmailing them, and threatening their lives, especially in societies that hold them responsible for “honor and reputation.”

09:58

The school year's start offers students new educational and social experiences but raises questions about the education system's ability to provide an environment achieving learning goals and maintaining students' psychological balance.

09:10

On the seventh anniversary of the occupation of Kre Sipi/Tal Abyad city in the Hasakah countryside by the Turkish state and its mercenaries, the women of the city demand a guarantee of safe return to their homes and lands.

11:11

The shortage of the rotavirus vaccine continues in Iran, amid a clear absence of doses in several health centers, putting parents in a race against time to secure the vaccine before their children exceed the specified age for receiving it.

10:44

Laven Kartal 18-Year-Old operates an excavator to dig groundwater wells in the countryside of Malatye in northern Kurdistan, continuing the work of her father whom she lost three years ago, while holding on to her dream of becoming a taekwondo coach.

08:19

Abuse against women doesn’t end with killing; after death, digital assaults begin-photos, conversations, and personal information published, undocumented accussations circulated, damaging reputations before investigations conclude.

12:49

Fonda Demir Bozkurt, Van branch co-chair of the Education and Science Union, said drugs spreading in northern Kurdistan’s Van are no longer individual, requiring action on social, economic, and political roots.

09:57

Hasakah’s Free Woman Foundation, founded 2014, empowers women and children intellectually, health-wise, and economically through vocational education, sports activities, and semi-free medical care.

08:21

In southern Lebanon, schools are returning to receive their students despite the damage, displacement, and effects of the attacks. A return in which classrooms do not only recover their educational role but try to open a window toward the future.

12:55

Kurdish Red Crescent medical coordinator Zahra Ahmed stressed raising women’s awareness about breast cancer and early diagnosis, urging women to undergo necessary examinations like ultrasound and mammogram.

11:33

Despite poverty and Taliban restrictions, Bamyan women continue civil disobedience against repression, breaking park entry bans and confronting "Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice" elements.

08:23

On the anniversary of Arin Mirkan’s martyrdom, Kobani recalls the biography of a fighter whose sacridice turned into a symbol of resistance, while her name remains present in the city’s memory and its landmarks that document the heroism of its women.

13:43

Within three months, Afghanistan saw 14 women and 7 children killed or exposed to violence, plus 4 women's suicides, indicating deteriorating security and escalating risks facing women and civilians.

09:19

Social activist Samaher Al-Andari said violence threatening Syrian children is no longer linked to crisis years alone, as successive assaults reveal new societal dangers, raising protection and accountability questions.

09:43

High rents and the burdens of living costs push women who support their families to move from small homes to the edges of the city, ultimately to remote villages; a forced migration that exacerbates poverty, restrictions, and inequality.

08:23

Women activists and advocates confirmed that the rise in divorce cases in Iraq is linked to a set of social, economic, and family factors, foremost among them the deterioration of living conditions and high unemployment rates, as well as early marriage.