labor/economy

10:30

Since 2015, the Aven Women's Cooperative in Van, northern Kurdistan, has formed a space that brings women together around production, solidarity, and collective work, seeking to preserve local heritage.

09:14

"Taa Mabsouta" believes women's empowerment starts with tools and opportunities, not just aid, so it trained women, opened work doors, and created dialogue and advocacy space for Syrian women's issues.

08:27

The deteriorating living reality in Syria places under the weight of constant fear of inability: the inability to pay rent, or provide the price of medicine, and secure a simple meal that suits their health condition.

13:47

Exorbitant price rises and declining purchasing power have pushed women and limited-income families in Kermanshah toward the used clothing market — a market where even the cheapest clothes have become a difficult and distant commodity for some families.

08:51

Through her project “Tadart,” which valorizes local products and food and craft heritage, Algerian Farah Bousaleh to link craftswomen with consumers and give local products a chance to reach a wider market.

11:00

Nizam Khalil, Women's House member in Qamishli, confirmed Syria's economic crises greatly affect women, with unemployment exceeding men's, warning that violence, poverty, and suicides will increase without action.

09:01

The "Women's Market" in Kassala faces an unknown fate after a demolition decision, threatening dozens of women's livelihoods and a market tied to mothers' struggles and heritage.

11:48

In Bamyan, Afghanistan, two women opened a small restaurant to provide themselves with a source of income while creating job opportunities for other women.

11:14

Economic crises in Iran and Eastern Kurdistan push women into greater family roles_Working, providing, and caring_While traditional views lag.

12:44

Iran's electronic coupon project faces shop refusals due to delayed payments, worsening economic pressures and declining purchasing power for households."

08:25

From fields to Taiz markets, Yemeni women leek sellers endure hardship, economic instability, and social stigma, yet remain determined to secure livelihood for their families.

09:16

A wafe crisis extending over 19months has placed women workers of the National Union of Tunisian Women before escalating living and psychological challenges,and has reopened the question of the fate of one of the country’s oldest women’s organizations.

08:40

Female workers and activists say funding decline in Yemen has not only closed projects but also widened women’s suffering reducing protection education healthcare and escalating their living and psychological burdens.

12:53

In Turkey, 86 out of every 100 workers do not belong to any union. Data from the Research Center of the Confederation of Revolutionary Trade Unions (DİSK-AR) reveals that women workers lag further behind men in union organization.

08:51

Amid smoke from burning plastic and the flames of a clay oven she built herself, a Palestinian mother continues her Daily struggle for a livelihood, after the war destroyed her career and made her the family’s breadwinner.

08:48

Yemeni women are vital to agriculture and family livelihoods, working long hours in farming, herding, and fetching water, while also contributing to household income.

08:19

This year's wheat crop in Sweida is producing a high yield thanks to heavy rainfall, offering an opportunity to enhance food security if it is stored and marketed efficiently, despite the challenges facing farmers.

08:42

Syria holds vast oil wealth, yet its people face daily queues and rising prices—a suffocating paradox of abundance alongside crippling deprivation and poverty.

09:34

Rural Taiz women keep selling natural goods despite transport hardships and falling demand, sustaining family incomes and local ties—a testament to Yemeni resilience.

11:24

The sharp rise in food prices and the massive collapse in purchasing power have reduced the tables of many families in Kermanshah, East Kurdistan. This crisis has affected children more than others, pushing them toward hunger and malnutrition.