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Nourouz Ahmed, a YPJ leader, emphasized the Damascus meetings' outcomes, stating that positioning the units within the Interior Ministry marks a strategic shift in military restructuring

10:56

“Sleeping in the Courtyard” is more than a book about exile_ it is a space for reclaiming voice, memory, and language through poetry, stories, and art by Kurdish writers.

09:03

"The Breadwinner" follows Parvana, an Afghan girl who disguises herself as a boy to provide for her family under Taliban rule, exploring themes of war, oppression, and the power of storytelling.

13:48

In Mesopotamia, traditional tattooing known as "Al-Daq" carries deep symbols of womanhood, fertility, protection, and identity, preserving a cultural memory passed down through generations.

10:29

Not all masks hide faces;some reveal what is unseen. In Yoruba-Nago communities,Gelede rituais celebrate elder women's power in protecting society,preserving balance,and safeguarding collective memorey.

10:19

During the Vietnam War, approximately one million women joined guerrilla and self-defense forces,known as the “Long-Haired Army,playing a decisive role in resistance and post-war reconstruction.

11:51

Femicides in Tunisia have escalated alarmingly, prompting civil society to repeatedly sound the alarm to warn of the government's inadequate response to these gender-based crimes, with murder rates having increased nearly sixfold between 2018 and 2025.

08:48

The book “Al-Wa’irat” introduces children to real Moroccan herines_women who forged paths in science,art,sports,entrepreneurship,civic work,and culture,turning ambition into inspiring tales.

08:25

Sabah Mousa al-Nahas recounts her Circassian family's decades-long displacement from the Caucasus to Syria, facing repeated tragedies while preserving their language and culture despite harsh conditions.

15:22

Shingal anniversary renews demands to reveal missing Yazidis’ fate,accountability,reconstruction,and survivors’ rights amid ongoing official inaction.

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The Sitiya Nexşa troupe in Shingal marked the 74th Ferman anniversary through "Story of Existence," a program highlighting Yazidi women's presence and survivors' stories, affirming youth's role in preserving collective memory and heritage.

12:39

Mother Sherin's journey was not merely a passage from one place to another, but a survival journey steeped in fear, followed by years of patient endurance before she was finally able to return home to Shingal.

11:26

Mother Kamo carries a painful story of suffering and loss after being taken captive by ISIS during the (Shingal)Sinjar tragedy, living through harsh months of fear and deprivation while holding on to hope for her missing children.

13:59

Nasreen Faisal Mi'a recalls the memories of the Yazidi genocide tragedy in lines filled with pain, noting the continued absence of her family members detained by ISIS, and their subjection to forced forgetting despite the passage of years.

11:02

Ghazala Al-Qintar recalls surviving Suwayda's attack: her father shot before her, a fearful treatment journey, and return after 17 days.

15:03

Hoshan Mustafa, an 80-year-old daughter of kobani, carries in her memory a city that has repeatedly faced attempts to erase its identity, affirming through her testimony that Kobani is memory deeply rooted in its people.

13:21

Mother Kore Amir lost her son, brother, and mother during the genocide in Shingal(Sinjar), and to this day she still does not know whether they are alive or perished in captivity.

11:03

A Woman and a Child: Iranian film tackles domestic violence and weak protection for women, placing its female character before choices between an abusive relationship, divorce, or concealing suffering—without offering a vision for breaking the cycle.

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Mother Layla's son entered the house first and was horrified by what he saw. Returning with his mother, the tragedy of the women's prison unfolded before them — silent children's toys and blood-stained mattresses.