Campaign against sexual violence against women in wars
Women activists from different nations in Switzerland have launched a signature campaign against sexual violence against women in wars.
HRANA: 1097 civilians, including 181 children, lost their lives in US-Israeli attacks
HRANA has announced that one thousand 97 civilians, including 181 children, have lost their lives in Israeli and US attacks to date, while 5,402 civilians, including 100 children, have been injured.
Michael Löwy: The Right to Hope is a first step in the direction of full freedom for the Kurdish people
Sociologist Michael Löwy, one of 33 world-renowned thinkers calling on Turkey to implement the “right to hope”, said: “The Right to Hope is a first step in the direction of full freedom for Ocalan and for the Kurdish people.”
Baloch families: The fate of our missing loved ones must be revealed
Shabir Baloch was detained by Pakistan 10 years ago and has not been heard from since. His sister Seema Baloch said, “The fate of our missing loved ones must be revealed.”
Call from thinkers for 'the right to hope for Abdullah Öcalan'
33 intellectuals, including Edgar Morin, Alain Badiou, Slavoj Zizek, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and Angela Davis, have called for "the right to hope for Abdullah Öcalan", stating, "We call on all democratic, secular, and progressive forces around the world to listen to Öcalan."
HTS attacked Alevi forces in Latakia: 5 dead, including 1 civilian
HTS attacked the Seraya El Cewad forces, composed of Alevis, in Latakia. Five people, including one civilian, were killed in the clash.
Student protests intensify in Iran: Neither Shah nor Mullah!
A general strike and wave of protests initiated by university students have gathered momentum, with thousands filling campuses and chanting the slogan “Neither Shah nor Mullah.”
PJAK Leadership Council member: University students should be supported
Rivar Abdanan, a member of the Leadership Council of the PJAK, has called for support for university students who have launched protest actions, saying they “deserve support as pillars protecting the dignity and freedom of society.”
Thousands take to the streets again in Abadan
Protests have resumed in Abadan, one of the leading cities of the demonstrations, while in Nur, photographs of those killed in the protests have been hung starting from the city entrance.
Protests restart in Iran
Student protests that have restart in Iran have spread to many centres.
Prof. David Romano: The Peace and Democratic Society Process offers a way forward to real peace
American Professor David Romano, who has declared his support for the Peace and Democratic Society Process, said that decision-makers in Turkey must strengthen this emerging peace process with reciprocal steps.
Italian lawyer Menzione: The attacks are international crime and crime against humanity
Italian lawyer Ezio Menzione stated that civilians are being directly targeted in the attacks against Rojava, saying: “It’s an international crime and crime against humanity and it must be recognized.”
Protests mark 40th day commemorations in Iran
Commemorations marking the 40th day after the deaths of those killed during protests in Iran and Rojhilat began on 17 February, with renewed demonstrations reported in several cities.
Teachers’ union member in Gilan abducted by regime-linked forces
The Gilan Teachers’ Union has announced that one of its members, Mahmud Sedighipour, has been abducted by a group believed to be linked to the Iranian authorities.
HRANA 50th day report: 6,734 people killed, including 226 children
According to HRANA’s 50th day report on the protests in Iran and Rojhilat, 6,734 people, including 226 children, have been killed and 53,552 people have been arrested.