community/life
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From Destroying Civilization to Misogynistic Statements... Where Is Afghanistan Heading?
The statements of Abdullah Sarhadi, the former Taliban governor of Bamiyan province, once again open the door to discussions about the destruction of the Buddha statues in Bamiyan, and about the movement's view of cultural heritage and women.
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Every Day a New Battle... Palestinian Woman Struggles to Provide Food and Medicine for Her Children
After losing her husband before her eyes and being forced to flee with her four children, Nihad Abu Salah found herself alone in the face of hunger, disease, and displacement, while her children suffer from malnutrition.
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Teachers: The News Syria Must Not be Built on Restricting peoples’ Languages
The decision by the Ministry of Education in the Syrian Interim Government regarding the allocation of classes for teaching Kurdish and including its grade in student’s overall average has sparked widespread debate in Rojava.
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Gynecologist: Delayed Medical Check-ups Worsen Common Diseases and Delay Treatment Opportunities
Dr. Marwa Mohammed warns of the increase in women’s health issues and diseases, stressing that delaying doctor visits,necessary examinations lead to disease detection at advanced stages, making treatment more difficult, reducing recovery chances.
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Afghan Hairstylists Defy Taliban Restrictions with Secret Work
The ban on women's beauty salons in Afghanistan has pushed hairdressers and beauticians to work in secret; yet some continue to resist the restrictions imposed by the Taliban.
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“Al Shatt” …Hend Al-Khadri Brings Life Back to Gaza’s Shore from the Rubble of War
Amid the rubble of war and the tents of displaced people, Hend Al-Khadri is trying to restore some aspects of life on Gaza’s shore through the “Al Shatt” rest area, which she built using recycled materials recovered from the rubble.
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Physical Therapy in Rojava… Growing Need and Limited Centers
Amid the represussions of war and difficult health conditions in Rojava, the need for physical therapy services is increasing, while specialized centers remain limited.
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Cyber Blackmail... Fear of Stigma Traps Victims, Early Reporting Is a Lifeline
"Cyber blackmail risks against women are rising as exploiters fuel fear and silence, worsening trauma and costs. Digital awareness and swift action are urgent."
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“Grandma of Photos” … Hana Saman and Archiving the Old Face of Sulaymaniyah
In the old markets and alleys of Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region, young Hana Saman wanders with her camera, capturing photos of children, the elderly, and the city’s old places, trying to preserve a part of the city’s memories for future generations.
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Right to Education Suspended... Children of Serê Kaniyê Await Return to Their Schools
As the new school year approaches, students and displaced families affirm that continued life in the camp endangers children's future, calling for a safe return to their areas to restore their normal lives and resume their education.
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Social and Development Center: A Space to Support Women and Strengthen Their Independence
A newly opened Social and Development Center for Women in Al-Hasakah, Rojava, offers legal consultations, psychological support, and economic empowerment programs to strengthen women's independence.
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Palestinian Mother Finds Her Son’s Body at Yellow Line, Recounts Tragic Details
After days of searching, Fatima Abu Khammash found her son’s body near the Yellow Line. She spent four days pleading with Israeli forces to allow her to retrieve it.
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1000 Days Behind Bars: Palestinian Women Prisoners Face Sexual Harassement and Medical Neglect
Palestinian women in Israeli prisons endure harsh conditions, with scabies outbreaks, medical neglect, isolation, and sexual harassment, amid an absence of direct international oversight.
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Healthy Nutrition: Between Daily Habits and Unverified Information
With diverse dietary trends and individual needs, nutrition expert Naz Khairuddin stresses the importance of informed eating practices over unverified social media advice.
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Dental Health: From Physical Pain to Economic Crisis in Iran
Rising treatment costs and limited insurance coverage have made dental care unaffordable for many Iranians, forcing some to extract teeth or endure pain instead of seeking treatment.
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From Sudan to Gaza…A Diplaced Woman Faces Fear and Hunger Alone with Her Child
Islam Al-Balbisi fled Sudan’s war only to face Gaza’s devastation. She lost her home and family members and now fights to survive alone with her young child.
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Xanav Xelil: ‘Special War’ targets Disintegration of Society and Weakens its Role
Xanav Xelîl, a Star Congress coordinator in Kobani, warns that "special war" targets societal disintegration and calls for organizing society, raising awareness, and strengthening women's and youth roles.
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Qamishlo at 100: A Century of Growth, Diversity, and Transformation
From a small settlement established by the French in 1926 to a major cultural and economic center, Qamishlo’s history reflects the diversity and transformation of Syria’s Jazira region.
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Kobani Women Condemn Attacks on Serê Kaniyê Convoy, Demand Safe Return for Displaced Families
Women in Kobani denounce the attack on the first return convoy to Serê Kaniyê, demand the government ensure a safe second convoy, and call for the restoration of properties to their rightful owners.
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Between War, Repression,and Economic Crisis… Suicide as a Mirror of Iranian Society’s Crisis
Escalating economic pressures, political insecurity, war,and repression have pushed Iranian Society toward psychological crises. Experts warn these conditions are exacerbating despair and rising suicide risks.