Attacks on Iran enter 12th day
Israel and the United States continue their attacks on Iran, which have now entered their 12th day. During overnight strikes, many Iranian cities were targeted.
Eren Keskin: Constitutional Court and ECHR rulings must have been implemented the day the report was announced
Human rights defender, Eren Keskin, criticized the parliamentary commission report released on February 20, stating that decisions of the Constitutional Court of Turkey and the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) should have been implemented immediately when the report was announced.
Another 200 families preparing to return to Afrin
Preparations have begun for the second convoy returning to Afrin, with around 200 families from surrounding villages and the town of Rajo expected to return in the coming days.
100,000 people displaced in Lebanon in 24 hours
It was announced that 100,000 people were forced to flee in Lebanon in the last 24 hours due to attacks by Israel.
Kurdish poet Ehmed Huseynî passes away
Kurdish poet Ehmed Huseynî, who had been undergoing cancer treatment for some time, has passed away.
Spanish philosopher Innerarity sends support message for the process
Spanish philosopher Daniel Innerarity expressed his support for the Peace and Democratic Society Process, stating: “The Kurdish people deserve our wholehearted support.”
Afrin residents reunite with their lands after 8 years
Residents of Afrin who were forcibly displaced returned to their lands after eight years.
Attacks on Iran enter the 11th day
The attacks carried out by the United States and Israel against Iran have entered their 11th day. According to data from Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), more than 1,200 civilians have been killed since the attacks began.
The first Newroz fire in Amed will be lit in Sur
Ahmed Doğan from the Newroz Organizing Committee said that this year’s Newroz in Amed (Diyarbakır) will be a Newroz that ensures the freedom of Kurdish People’s Leader Abdullah Öcalan, adding that the first Newroz fire will be lit in Sur.
Economic crisis: No one can see their future anymore
The ongoing economic crisis is increasingly making daily life more difficult for citizens. Residents of Colemêrg (Hakkari) say that with the deepening crisis people have become dependent even on bread.
Wife of prisoner Alağaş: If peace is being discussed, why are ill prisoners still in jail?
Ayşe Alağaş, the wife of 70-year-old prisoner Hacı Alağaş, who suffers from serious health problems, asked: “If peace is being discussed, why are ill prisoners still in prison?”
International Women’s Day declaration from Abdullah Öcalan
In his 8 March message, Abdullah Öcalan said: "It is women who can bring peace and democracy. Through the process of communalization, women can construct the new life."
Women gather in Amed for International Women’s Day
Women in Amed (Diyarbakır) are marching to Station Square, where the International Women’s Day rally will be held.
Abdullah Öcalan prepared a declaration for March 8
İmralı Delegation member Pervin Buldan announced that Kurdish People’s Leader Abdullah Öcalan has prepared a declaration for Internationl Women’s Day, which will be read at March 8 rallies.
Iran threatens the Kurdistan Region
Ali Akbar Ahmadian, a member of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, threatened the authorities of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
Investigation launched against journalist Zeynep Durgut
An investigation has been launched against journalist Zeynep Durgut, who reported on the cutting of trees in an Êzidî village, following a complaint filed by the HÜDA-PAR district administration in Midyat.
Attacks on Iran continued throughout the night
Attacks launched by the United States and Israel against Iran continued into their sixth day, with air bombardments targeting numerous locations from nighttime until the early hours of the morning.
Êzidî women saying ‘never again’ strengthen self-defense against new attacks
As women in Shengal prepare for International Women’s Day on 8 March, they are strengthening their organization against increasing security threats. Suham Shengalî, Foreign Relations Spokesperson of the Êzidî Free Women’s Movement (TAJÊ), said: “They aim to empty Shengal as in 2014 and carry out a new genocide, but women will defend their lands and their society to the end.”
What steps have been taken in Rojava after the January 29 agreement?
The agreement reached on January 29 between the Autonomous Administration and Damascus has not yet been fully reflected on the ground. Journalist Doğan Cihan said: “Although certain security, administrative and technical steps have been taken, the integration process has not yet been completed due to the slow approach of the Syrian Transitional Government.”
From a geography where mourning turns into resistance: Our strength is moral clarity and collective memory
Baloch women living in a geography divided by borders struggle against patriarchy in terms of gender and against state oppression in terms of national identity. Aroosa Baloch said: “Baloch women have turned mourning into movement. And as long as injustice persists our resistance will continue with courage with dignity and with hope."
Women's rights violation report: Murder, sexual assault, harassment
According to the Women's Rights Violations Report by the Riha (Urfa) Bar Association and AYHED, 12 women were murdered in the city between 2024 and 2025, 187 were subjected to violence, 36 to sexual harassment, 24 to sexual assault, and 16 attempted suicide.
HTS looted 74 villages in Kobani after withdrawing
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) groups looted and stole from 74 villages in Kobani (Kobanê) after withdrawing.
Message from Palestine: Women are not victims, they are the cornerstone of society
Facing numerous issues such as security, treatment, shelter, health, food and privacy on 8 March, Palestinian woman Haneen Ashour said: "As women living in the midst of this disaster in Gaza, our message is to make our voices heard. Defend Palestinian women for justice and peace, and fight for this."
AWNA: The voice of women the Taliban could not silence
The Afghan Women’s News Agency (ANWA), which began broadcasting five years before the Taliban took power, continues its journalism with great determination so that women’s stories can be heard despite security problems and censorship.
