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From the Womb of the Syrian Crisis…The Syrian Women’s Council Builds a Feminist Force Across Regions and Affiliations.
Since 2017, the Syrian Women’s Council has built a unified feminist movement across regioins, defending women’s rights and ensuring their role in shaping Syria’s future.
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Repression &Forced Marriage... The Taliban's Regulation Sparks Outrage Among Women and Human Rights Activists
The Taliban's promulgation of the new "Regulation on Separation Between Spouses" has raised growing concerns about the continuation of child marriage and the violation of women's and children's rights.
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Hate Speech and Incitement Against Women in Tunisia…Where to
Hate speech and incitement targeting women-Particularly young women activists_has recently spread in Tunisia, in a clear attempt to intimidate them, silence their voices, and push them away from public space.
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Years After Women Entered the Notary Profession in Morocco... Has the Path to Equality Been Completed?
Years after women entered Morocco's notary profession, a new draft law reopens debate on reform limits and full participation, raising women's rights concerns.
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Yemeni Women and the Socialist Experiment: Is There Anything Left to Build Upon?
Yemeni women's reality shifts between the South's progressive legacy and post-unification decline, making restoration of gains and enhancing women's public presence urgent for change.
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Women Activists Between Demanding Rights and Personal Targeting: An Ongoing Battle Against Exclusion
In Syria, smear campaigns targeting women activists and human rights defenders escalate, seeking to exclude them from public sphere and silence rights-and-justice demands, amid calls for feminist solidarity legal-media protection.
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Stories of Sudanese Women Who Reclaimed Themselves Amid Escalating Family Disintegration
Sudan experiences rising divorce cases since conflict began economic pressures and displacement weaken family cohesion, yet women struggle to transform harsh experience into a new beginning despite social psychological challenges.
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How Can We Convince the Young Women of the Revolution That Freedom of Expression Is a "Crime"?
Debate renews in Tunisia as four young female activists face investigation four years after a peaceful protest, a worrying step indicating declining freedoms and targeting of independent female voices.
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The Continued Killing of Women in the Kurdistan Region Raises Questions About the Effectiveness of Laws
Tanya Tahir, law professor at University of Sulaymaniyah, affirms circulating figures on rising femicide and disappearances of women in Kurdistan Region reveal a deep social and political crisis beyond laws and institutions.
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Children wait, fathers absent: Sweida detainees' hunger strike worsens tragedy
Concern escalates in Syria's Sweida as detainees continue hunger strike and abductions recur, amid growing popular and human rights demands to reveal the missing's fate and end months of ambiguity.
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Afrin Jumaa: There is an urgent need for laws that protect women’s rights
Afrin Jumaa of Syria's Human Rights Organization said femicide is rising; many women killed under 'honor' and outdated customs. She urged clear laws to protect women and end violations.
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Young women at the heart of the struggle... challenges of feminist presence in the public sphere
The presence of young women in feminist and human rights activism is central to struggle for justice and equality, amid restrictive social legal structure that limits women's public participation.
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Morocco between lagal texts and the gap in judicial practice
Morocco has passed important legal reforms for women’s rights, but activists say the real challenge is not lack of laws but their activation in the justice system.
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Women at the heart of public policies... a feminist reading of the Tunisian reality
Public policies in Tunisia toward women remain unintegrated and weak in applying a gender approach, reflected in the persistence of disparities in employment, political representation, and multiple social and economic difficulties.
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After the trial of Rashan Oshi... Sudanese female journalists reject being tried under cybercrime laws
Sudanese female journalists face charges for corruption articles, sparking debate, reflecting fragile professional environment, raising questions about legal framework protecting press freedom and women journalists.
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Two human rights activists denounce the crimes of killing young girls and demand accountability for the perpetrators
Domestic violence escalates in Iraq with rising child and women abuse amid social silence. Murder, rape, child marriage need deterrent legislation to protect family and childhood
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The future of thousands of students in Sweida on the brink of collapse
Teacher Jihan Al‑Awwam expressed dissatisfaction with the Syrian interim government's decision banning secondary and middle school exams in Sweida, citing political motives and warning of repercussions on students' futures.
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Child custody... does the new law guarantee the child's best interest or deepen conflicts?
The amendment to Egypt's Personal Status Law on custody order (father after mother) has sparked debate, raising questions about family, shared responsibility, and legislation's ability to balance beyond post-separation relations.
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From Tunis to Rojava, the struggle is one in the battle for equality and existence
Tunisian activist Raja Al-Dahmani declared her solidarity with YPJ, affirming her support for campaigns aimed at establishing women’s rights, protecting their bodies, and ensuring their full participation in Professional and political life.
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Moroccan activist: The campaign to support YPJ reflects transformations in global feminist solidarity
The campaign to recognize the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) reflects transformations in cross-border feminist solidarity: moving beyond victims to recognize women as actors in protection, security, and community participation.