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With two months to go to the anniversary of the start of anti-regime protests, authorities intensify their crackdown on Iranian women who disobey hijab law

The fundamentalists will cancel the licenses of these businesses, one of the last strongholds of work and socialization for Afghan women

The community, which is celebrating International Pride Day, has been hit by both the rise of the far right and hate speech in democratic countries and by the wave of religious extremism in authoritarian regimes

The Peres Center for Peace leader believes his country is experiencing ‘one of the most hopeful times in its history’ because of widespread opposition to the Netanyahu government’s judicial reforms

Riyadh’s aggressive transfer policy, which has already landed Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema, is a weapon to promote the country and try to improve the international image of its leadership

Zan offered books on loan and educational workshops. Co-founder Laila Basim has been targeted by the Afghan regime: ‘Our fight is one of pens against guns’

A female student who took part in a pre-Women’s Day demonstration claims that a fundamentalist targeted her with his vehicle in Kabul

The growing number of female citizens who refuse to wear the mandatory veil is keeping alive the flame of the demonstrations, which have largely been repressed

Small-scale demonstrations in Kabul find inspiration in the widespread protests against the religious regime of their neighboring country

Fawzia, a 17-year-old medical student, has been in hiding in Kabul for a month and believes the fundamentalists used her enrollment records to track her down

Described by Reporters Without Borders as Iran’s most frequently jailed journalist, he is certain that the only way forward is the overthrow of the regime

These Iranian women are some of those who have paid with their lives or their freedom for participating in nationwide protests over the death of Mahsa Amini

Brussels is trying to heal the wounds of its colonial past, yet it continues to minimize its own role in the assassination of the key figure of independence