editor's pick
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Women in Times of War: How Are Women’s Roles Being Reshaped in Yemen?
The issue of women in Yemen reflects conflict transformations, where religious discourse intersects with tribal structures and security systems, turning women’s bodies and social roles into arenas of political struggle.
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Between Pain and Silence: The Suffering of Girls with Female Genital Mutilation in Sudan
Female genital mutilation persists in some Sudanese communities, causing severe physical and psychological harm despite criminalization and awareness campaigns, as conflict and instability hinder social change.
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From International Women’s Day to the Epic of Rojava… Women in the Arenas of Struggle (3)
March 8 marks women’s global struggle for rights. In North and East Syria, Rojava’s women’s revolution symbolizes a unique model of participation in building a democratic society.
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From International Women's Day to the Epic of Rojava... Challenges and International Conspiracies (2)
"The Rojava women's revolution, born from long resistance against oppression, saw its post-ISIS gains targeted by international conspiracies to undermine the democratic nation project."
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Women’s Revolution… A Struggle that Turned into a Societal Project Leading Democratic Transformation (1)
The women’s revolution in Rojava marked a historic milestone, evolving from a hidden movement into a societal project redefining women’s roles in politics, society, and defense.
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Between the Challenges of Reality and Opportunities for Change… The Path of Feminist Work During a Turbulent Year
The past year saw increased violence against women, alongside funding and legal challenges, underscoring the need for economic and political empowerment and sustainable partnerships to strengthen protection and enhance women’s participation in society.
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The year 2025: A historic turning point in women's empowerment and decision-making
The Syrian Women's Council played a pivotal role as an organizational and rights-based framework seeking to reorganize the Syrian women's front, benefiting from a strong organizational foundation established since its founding conference in 2017.
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Panorama 2025: Zenobia Women’s Gathering Intensifies Its Work and Expands Its Popularity in Syria
Numerous challenges faced women’s activism in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria during 2025, yet these obstacles did not halt the momentum of struggle. Plans continue for another year filled with achievements.
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A Year of Feminist Resistance in Tunisia Between Freezing and Accusations of Treason
Civil society and feminist groups in Tunisia continue to resist accusations of treason and conspiracy, as authorities target activists who criticize power or expose human rights violations affecting citizens.
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The Year of Legal Promises… What Was Achieved for Moroccan Women in 2025?
The year 2025 was marked by an abundance of promises and the launch of major legal reform initiatives, yet without finalizing binding laws capable of creating tangible change in the lives of Moroccan women.
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Qualitative Shift in Iraqi Women’s Organizations Toward Empowerment, Sustainability 2030
Between 2020 and 2025, Iraqi women’s organizations shifted from general relief to specialized programs in empowerment, media, legislative reform, and partnerships, strengthening sustainability toward the 2030 goals
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Sudan… Women and the Crisis of the State in MEAN
Sexual violence in Sudan has become a systematic weapon of war, with women and girls facing rape and enslavement amid lawlessness, impunity, and community devastation, deepening the humanitarian crisis nationwide
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Yaman…. woman and the Crisis Of the state in MEAN
Traditional norms combined with ongoing conflict and political division in Yemen have increased women’s vulnerability to violations, imposing strict limits on their freedom and mobility and severely restricting their access to education.
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Libya…...Women and the Crisis of the state in MEAN
- Violence against women in Libya has shifted from a social issue to a tool reinforcing male dominance and political hierarchy, while existing policies and laws implicitly legitimize and perpetuate this violence.
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Iran…Women and the state Crisis in MENA.
In Iran, Women confront a system of Violence rooted in Law, religion, and politics. From executions and child marriage to mandatory hijab and economic abuse, repression permeates. Every part of life.
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Algeria: Women and the State Crisis in MENA
Violence against Algerian women undermines the state’s polished image; patriarchy hidden behind democratic rhetoric sustains inequality, while women’s activism exposes systemic male dominance and entrenched institutional oppression
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North and East Syria…. Women and The Crisis of the state in MEAN
The women of North and East Syria, with unmatched determination and full capabilities, made 2025 a year of multi-front struggle against all violence, directly instilling fear among jihadist forces across the region.
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Syria… Women and the Crisis of the State in MEAN.
War, religion, and culture often form a harmful triad used to justify violence against women, restricting their clothing, behavior, education, and work, and giving these practices dangerous social legitimacy today
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Turky…Woman and the state crisis in MENA
From wars and poverty to state violence and covert conflict policies, women face attacks in every sphere. Although 2025 was meant as the “Year of the Family,” it became a year of struggle.
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Tunisia……Women and the Crisis of the State in the MENA
Between a strong legal arsenal and a reality of impunity, Tunisian women continue resisting violence, convinced that their struggle safeguards a democratic Tunisia and leads the way toward justice and equality for all.