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9 years of Ankara Massacre
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 10, 2024 - by SARYA DENIZ
<<9 years of Ankara Massacre: ISIS still poses a threat
Nine years have passed since the Ankara Massacre that took place on October 10, 2015. "ISIS still poses a threat," said Ilke Işık, member of the Lawyers Commission of the October 10 Ankara Massacre.
News Center- "Nine years have passed since the bomb attacks carried out by ISIS against the people attending the Labor, Peace and Democracy" rally held outside of Ankara Central railway station on October 10, 2015. 101 people were killed and hundreds injured in the massacre, one of the bloodiest massacres in the history of Turkiye. In 2014, the whole world was shaken by the attacks of a barbaric, anti-humanitarian group that introduced itself as ISIS. ISIS sold Yazidi women in slave markets and took control of many cities in Syria and Iraq. Even before the massacre on October 10, Turkiye had been going through a period of conflict, war and massacres. Türkiye has always been the most convenient country for ISIS. ISIS members could easily use the borders of Turkiye. The ruling party, AKP, lost votes in the general elections that were held in the country on June 7, 2015. The climate of fear created or would be created would also determine the results of the general elections to be held in November 2015. NuJINHA spoke to Ilke Işık, a member of the Lawyers Commission of the October 10 Ankara Massacre Case, about before and after the Ankara Massacre.
"After the general elections in June, the government announced that it did not recognize the results. The government and coalitions could not be formed and we faced a government that started a process of conflict towards new general elections. A rally was organized on October 10, 2015 to say no to conflict and demand peace."
'Nothing is the same with the past'
"Although life stopped on that day for us, we have been continuing to live for nine years, İlke Işık said, stressing that "nothing is the same with the past" since the massacre. "The AKP government, which lost in the elections, did this (massacre) through oppression and chaos. Since then, the country has become a country ruled by oppression, violence and threats. The country has become an open prison."
'It allows ISIS to walk freely in the country'
We face a state that allows ISIS to walk freely in the country by using all its mechanisms, including the government, judiciary, prosecutors, Ilke Işık emphasized. "The massacre changed the social and political balances of the country and caused the AKP to re-establish its power."
'They have never stopped ISIS'
"The 2015 period is a period that should never be forgotten by the whole world, the Middle East and especially Turkiye. A group declared a caliphate in that period, taking control of cities, killing people, and enslaving women. What the Yazidis in Shengal experienced should never be forgotten. Still, thousands of girls and women are missing. In that period, the AKP government called ISIS 'angry children' and this government still rules the country. They have never stopped ISIS." Speaking about the attacks of ISIS, she said, "ISIS did not only carry out the Ankara Massacre, it also carried out 5-6 massacres such as the bombing of the buildings of the HDP in Mersin and Adana, the rally held by the HDP in Diyarbakır, the Suruç bombing and the attack in Istanbul and on the henna night in Gaziantep."
'ISIS still poses a threat'
Speaking about the Ankara Massacre Case, Ilke Işık said, "The necessary effort is not made to arrest the defendants and no one can guarantee that the fugitive defendants will not appear again at any moment. Therefore, ISIS still poses a threat in the country. Each hearing has been taking place in courtrooms filled with people. The trial continues to be on the agenda. Our clients are able to turn the trial into an incredible struggle in every way. The struggle of the victims’ families has created a very important struggle for justice in the country. Those responsible for the massacre will definitely be brought to justice." >>
Source incl. video:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/9-years-of-ankara-massacre-isis-still-poses-a-threat-35799?page=1


Iraq March 3 National Women's Day
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 9, 2024
<<Iraq declares March 3 as National Women's Day
The Iraqi Council of Ministers approved a recommendation from the Higher Council for Women to designate March 3 as National Women's Day in Iraq.
News Center- The Iraqi Council of Ministers held a session on Tuesday, discussing the general situation in the country, reviewed a number of important files, and deliberated on agenda items, taking the necessary decisions. During the session, the council approved a recommendation from the Higher Council for Women to designate March 3 as "National Women's Day" in Iraq.>>
Source:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/iraq-declares-march-3-as-national-women-s-day-35798


Women of Gire Spi
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 9, 2024 - by BERÇEM CUDI
<<Women of Gire Spi: We should liberate our cities to live with dignity
The Turkish state and Turkish-backed factions launched their attacks on Serekaniye and Gire Spi on October 9, 2019. "We should liberate our cities to live with dignity," said displaced women of Gire Spi.
Ayn Issa- In 2015, Gire Spi was liberated from ISIS by the YPJ/YPG fighters, However, the Turkish state and Turkish-backed factions attacked Serekaniye (Ras al-Ayn) and Gire Spi (Tell Abyad) on October 9,2019, displacing thousands. A NuJINHA team visited the Tal al-Samin IDP camp, situated about 25 kilometers north of Raqqa, to speak to displaced women of Girê Spî, on the fifth anniversary of the occupation of the town.
'The occupation and genocidal attacks are a plan to destroy the revolution'
"Five years ago, we, the Arab, Kurdish, Turkmen and Armenian people, had a democratic, peaceful and common life," said Fadile Mihemed, Co-chair of Gire Spi People's Assembly. "Gire Spi is a small town subjected to the attacks by ISIS, the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army and Al-Nusra Front. Despite all the attacks, we built our system based on democracy. Since Gire Spi is close to the borders of the Turkish state, it was subjected to threats and attacks by the Turkish state. Following the revolution in North and East Syria (Rojava), the Turkish state launched operations into northeastern Syria to occupy our cities. They first occupied Afrin."
'We stood against the occupation with all our might'
Speaking about the resistance of the people, especially women, of Gire Spi, she said, "After the occupation of Afrin, the Turkish state attacked Gire Spi and Serekaniye in 2019. It used warplanes and prohibited weapons to occupy Gire Spi and Serekaniye. Despite all the attacks, we, as the people of Gire Spi, stood against the occupation with all our might."
'People are deprived of even basic living supplies'
Fadile Mihemed told us that they knew the situation in Gire Spi. "Yes, we are not in Gire Spi but we always follow what has been happening there. The people living in Gire Spi face inhuman practices such as arrest, kidnapping and rape. In addition to these inhuman practices, they are deprived of even basic living supplies. The people of Gire Spi, especially women, always tell us that they want Girê Spî to be liberated to have a life with dignity."
'We will liberate our cities by resisting'
Fadile Mihemed concluded her speech, saying, "We should unite to end the occupation in Afrin, Al Bab, Azaz, Serekaniye and Gire Spi. Together, we should liberate our cities to live with dignity."
'Our hometown will be liberated'
"In October 2019, the Turkish state and Turkish-backed factions attacked our town," said Cevahir Isa, a displaced woman of Gire Spi. "We did not know how to protect ourselves from the Turkish attacks and eventually we came to this camp. Life in the camp is very difficult; we suffer from hot weather in summer and cold in winter. Our children have no future here. Despite everything, we are still hopeful. We resist and endure all the difficult living conditions in the camp because we know that our hometown will be liberated one day and we will return to our home."
'They plundered and destroyed our houses'
Rehime Remo, a displaced woman of Gire Spis Hicazi village, told us that all the people left the village because it was a Kurdish village. "On October 10, I left the village along with my family. As we heard, the members of the Turkish-backed factions plundered and destroyed our houses. As the displaced people of Gire Spi in the camp, we share our feelings, our longing, our resistance and our dreams with each other. We strengthen each other." >>
Source incl. video:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/women-of-gire-spi-we-should-liberate-our-cities-to-live-with-dignity-35794?page=1


Afwa Al-Maisaoui
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 9, 2024 - by ZOUHOUR MECHERGUI
<<Rise in gender-based violence in Tunisia due to ineffective implementation of law
Tunisian human rights activist Afwa Al-Maisaoui believes that there is a rise in violence against women in Tunisia due to the ineffective implementation of the law protecting women against violence.
Tunisia- In 2017, the Tunisian Parliament adopted Law 58, protecting women from violence against women. Despite this law, there is a rise in violence against women in the country. Afwa Al-Maisaoui, a human rights activist and legal coordinator at the Women First Association, feminist and non-profit organization dedicated to promoting gender equality and defending women's rights in Sidi Bouzid Governorate, thinks that customs and traditions and ineffective implementation of the law cause the rise in gender-based violence in the country.
Awareness-raising activities
Women, especially in rural areas, are unaware of their rights, Afwa Al-Maisaoui said, recalling that the Tunisian Parliament adopted Law 58 in 2017. "Women living in rural areas are unaware of the law. Although some are aware, they do not report violence due to social pressure. The Women First Association carries out awareness-raising activities to reach all women. The association also carried out activities for women with special needs."
Criticizing the lack of centers that provide help and shelters to women, Afwa Al-Maisaoui said, "In recent years, the rates of violence against women have doubled in Tunisia. Most women have to endure violence because they do not have economic independence. The association also promotes women's economic empowerment so that women achieve their economic independence."
Afwa Al-Maisaoui also called on Tunisian authorities to implement Law 58 effectively.
"The law should be implemented effectively in order to reduce this phenomenon. Women should expose the harassers and abusers at work, at home or in the streets. There are women struggling for the effective implementation of law." >>
Source incl. video:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/rise-in-gender-based-violence-in-tunisia-due-to-ineffective-implementation-of-law-35793

Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 8, 2024 - by RONIDA HACI
<<Five years of occupation in Serekaniye and Gire Spi: Our resistance is a response to the conspiracy
The Turkish state occupied Serekaniye and Gire Spi five years ago. "The occupation is the continuation of the international conspiracy against Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan. Our resistance is a response to the conspiracy," said the women of Serêkaniyê.
Hasakah-The international conspiracy against Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan has left its five years behind. On October 9, 2019, the 20th anniversary of the conspiracy, the Turkish state and Turkish-backed factions occupied Serekaniye (Ras al-Ayn) and Gire Spi (Tell Abyad), displacing more than 200,000 people to the areas controlled by the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES). The displaced people settled in different cities of North and East Syria, 16,000 of them were placed in the Washokani camp, an informal internally displaced person (IDP) camp in Hasakah. Since it is an informal IDPs camp run by the AANES, the displaced people in the camp receive no aid from the United Nations. The displaced people living in the camp struggle to survive in the hope that they will return to their city. In two cities controlled by the Turkish state and Turkish-backed factions, women are subjected to violations such as harassment, violence, torture and kidnapping. Many women are held in prisons of the Turkish state and Turkish-backed factions. On the fifth anniversary of the occupation, women of Serekaniye living in the camp state that they will take their city back from occupiers.
'We chose to resist'
Zibeda Ehmed, a displaced woman of Serekaniye living in the camp, thinks that the occupation of Serekaniye is the continuation of the international conspiracy against Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan. "Everyone knows that our city was occupied on the same day when the conspiracy started against Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan. They (The Turkish state) tried to separate the people from their leader; however, they failed. Today, the conspiracy continues in many ways. The occupation of Serêkaniyê is the continuation of this conspiracy. For five years, we have resisted in the Washokani camp to respond to the conspiracy. We chose to resist to protect our country and cities. As displaced people in the camp, we face many difficulties but no one dies of hunger."
'The Turkish state targeted our unity by attacking our city'
The occupation of Serekaniye is essentially an attack on the will of the people, said Emina Ehmed, a displaced woman of Serekaniye. "We built a safe and common life in Serêkaniyê; however, the Turkish state attacked our safe and common life. We have been living in the camp for five years and the living conditions of the displaced people are very bad. Until now, humanitarian aid organizations have not changed our tents. We will change our tents to be ready for winter. All we want is to return to our homeland. The Turkish state violated our rights by occupying our homes, our cities, and forcing us to live in tents. We call on humanitarian aid organizations to fulfill their responsibilities. All we want is our homeland, nothing else." >>
Source incl. video:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/five-years-of-occupation-in-serekaniye-and-gire-spi-our-resistance-is-a-response-to-the-conspiracy-35787?page=1

Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 7, 2024
<<Murder case of Gulistan Tara and Hero Behadin to be brought to international court
European journalists visited the Chatr Multimedia Production Company that Gulistan Tara and Hero Behadin worked for and said that they would bring their murder case to the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Sulaymaniyah- A group of European journalists went to Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan Region of Iraq, upon the call of the Kurdish Women Journalists' Association (Kurdish: Komeleya Rojnamevanen Jin, ROJIN) and the he Kurdistan Journalists' Initiative. The delegation will pay visits in the city for three days. The delegation consisting of Alice Magar, Emma Audrey, Diler Akreyi, Hendrin Faraj Muhammed, Jallan Ziaei and Devrim Alp visited Monday the Chatr Multimedia Production Company that Gulistan Tara and Hero Behadin worked for. They had a conversation with the employees of the company about the importance of the role of journalists. The delegation also emphasized that they would bring the murder case of Gulistan Tara and Hero Behadin to the International Criminal Court (ICC). On August 23,2024, a Turkish drone targeted a vehicle carrying journalists in the Said Sadiq district of Sulaymaniyah, killing Gulistan Tara and Hero Behadin, two women journalists.>>
Source:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/murder-case-of-gulistan-tara-and-hero-behadin-to-be-brought-to-international-court-35785?page=1

Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 4, 2024
<<Statements by journalists' associations on Kurdish Women Journalists' Day
"Women journalists fight for the truth with courage and determination," say the statements released by the Mesopotamia Women Journalists' Association and the Dicle Fırat Journalists Association (DFG) to mark Kurdish Women Journalists' Day.
News Center- The Mesopotamia Women Journalists’ Association and the Dicle Fırat Journalists Association (DFG) have released written statements to mark Kurdish Women's Journalists' Day, celebrated every year on October 7 since Gurbetelli Ersoz, a Kurdish journalist and Turkiye's first female editor-in-chief, was killed on October 7, 1997. "Gurbetelli Ersoz was a brave revolutionary, journalist and women's rights defender who did not take a step back despite oppression," said the statement released by the Mesopotamia Women Journalists' Association. "In memory of Gurbetelli, who lost her life on October 7, 1997, Kurdish women journalists keep struggling to make the voices of women heard. This struggle highlights the importance of women taking their deserved spaces in media and social life. Women journalists keep pursuing the truth against gendered language used by the media despite all kinds of oppression, detentions and arrests, the statement stressed. "Kurdish women journalists, who are subjected to oppression and threats while reporting, work devotedly to maintain the existence of a free press. Journalist Rabia Onver has been subjected to oppression for her reports in Hakkari and this shows how women journalists are oppressed. Despite all the oppression, Rabia and Kurdish women journalists like her keep pursuing the truth." Mentioning the killings of two journalists in Sulaymaniyah, the statement said, "This year, we also commemorate Gülistan Tara and Hero Bahadin, who were killed in a Turkish drone attack in Sulaymaniyah. This attack is part of the ongoing crackdown on the tradition of free press and women journalists. Gulistan and Hero, just like Gurbetelli and Nagihan, went down in history with their resistance as defenders of the free press. In addition, we commemorate journalist and academic Nagihan Akarsel, who was killed in Sulaymaniyah on October 4, 2022. Nagihan made great efforts to develop and spread Jineology, women's science, and has become one of the symbols of the women's struggle for freedom."
Commemorating all the free press workers who lost their lives in the person of journalists Gurbetelli Ersoz, Nagihan Akarsel, Gulistan Tara and Hero Bahadin, the association said, "We vow to maintain their legacy with determination. As Kurdish women journalists, we believe that the truth will not remain in the darkness with the "Jin, Jiyan, Azadi" philosophy."
'We stand firm to write the truth'
The Dicle Fırat Journalists Association (DFG) has also released a written statement on social media platforms.
"On this day, which has been celebrated as Kurdish Women Journalists' Day for eight years, we are once again proud to carry on this precious legacy. The legacy left by Gurbetelli lights the way of Kurdish women journalists and makes their determination to fight under any circumstances visible again. The women journalists, who do not leave Gurbetelli's pen on the ground, stand firm to write the truth despite the masculine language of the media. We celebrate the day of our colleagues, Kurdish women journalists who do not give up and pursue the truth despite the policies of oppression, detention, arrest, ignorance and destruction, and we commemorate our journalist colleagues, particularly Gurbetelli Ersoz, who sacrificed themselves for pursuing the truth." >>
Source:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/statements-by-journalists-associations-on-kurdish-women-journalists-day-35782?page=1


Gurbetelli Ersoz, Deniz Fırat and Nujiyan Erhan
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 4, 2024 - by EBIR MUHAMED
<<Kurdish Women Journalists' Day: We keep reporting the truth
"We keep reporting the truth by following in the footsteps of women journalists, who lost their lives while reporting the truth such as Gurbetelli Ersoz, Deniz Fırat and Nujiyan Erhan."
Qamishlo- Kurdish women journalists in four parts of Kurdistan and all around the world are celebrating Kurdish Women’s Journalist Day, October 7. The day is dedicated to the memory of Gurbetelli Ersöz, a Kurdish journalist and Turkiye's first female editor-in-chief who was killed on October 7, 1997.
'We maintain the legacy of the martyrs'
"As women journalists in North and East Syri, we maintain the legacy of the martyrs such as Gurbetelli Ersoz, Deniz Fırat and Nujiyan Erhan," Cudi Eli, a reporter of Ronahi TV in North and East Syria, told NuJINHA. "They left us achievements in Kurdish journalism. Women journalists played an important role in the development of the press in Rojava Kurdistan. Their struggle paves the way for us. Therefore, we see them as pioneers of truth. We keep reporting the truth by following in the footsteps of them. Thanks to them, women in Rojava have their own channels, magazines, news agencies and radio stations today."
'The attacks cannot intimidate us'

Gulistan Tara and Hero Bahadin
Eva Hese, a television presenter at Rojava TV, recalled the Turkish drone attack that killed two journalists in Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. "The Turkish state always tries to break the strong will of Kurdish women. On August 23, a Turkish drone targeted a vehicle carrying journalists in the Said Sadiq district of Sulaymaniyah, killing two women journalists, Gulistan Tara and Hero Bahadin. The Turkish attacks cannot intimidate us; on the contrary, they strengthen us. Women journalists in North and East Syria make great efforts to report the truth."
'Conventions are not implemented'
The attacks on journalists in four parts of Kurdistan have intensified for four years, stressed Lava Ibrahim, a reporter of the Nefel Production. "In addition to the current war, a special war has been being waged against journalists. In August 2023, a Turkish drone targeted the vehicle of JIN TV in North and East Syria, killing a press worker. In august 2024, a Turkish drone targeted two women journalists in Sulaymaniyah.

Pakhshan Azizi
On July 23, 2024, journalist Pakhshan Azizi was sentenced to death. In Turkiye, hundreds of journalists are behind bars. In Southern Kurdistan, journalists have been prevented from reporting. Journalists are targeted to prevent them from reporting the crimes committed by the Turkish state.
Speaking about conventions protecting journalists in war zones, Lava Ibrahim said," Unfortunately, these conventions are not implemented. The Women's Press Union (YRJ) has carried out activities to protect the rights of journalists in North and East Syria. As women journalists in northeastern Syria, we are always in solidarity with each other. We are lucky to have the YRJ, protecting our rights. Despite everything, we will keep reporting the truth." >>
Source incl. video:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/kurdish-women-journalists-day-we-keep-reporting-the-truth-35781


Ghazal from the Afghan Girls Robotics Team
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 4, 2024
<<Member of Afghan Girls Robotics Team wins two medals at 2024 FIRST Global Challenge
A member of the Afghan Girls Robotics Team has won two medals at the 2024 FIRST Global Challenge held in Athens, Greece. 13-year-old Ghazal was the only member of the team participating in the competition.
News Center- The Afghan Girls Robotics Team, also known as the Afghan Dreamers, announced Thursday that 13-year-old Ghazal, a member of the team, won two medals at the 2024 FIRST Global Challenge, an international robotics competition held in Athens, Greece, between 26-29 September 2024. The team, an all-girl robotics team from Herat, Afghanistan, was denied visas to participate in the competition by the authorities of Greece. Ghazal (13) was able to participate in the competition because she lives in Europe. "Ghazal, the youngest member of our team, participated in the competition held in Athens, the capital of Greece, and was able to win two medals among teams from over 190 countries," the team wrote in a Facebook post. "Despite many challenges this year, our youngest member, 13-year-old Ghazal, stepped up as captain and represented us with immense courage and determination. Her journey to the competition was nothing short of inspiring, as she took on the role of driver and captain, showcasing the resilience and brilliance of Afghan girls. We couldn't be prouder of her remarkable efforts. Here's to the future of innovation and the unstoppable spirit of our youth!" >>
Source:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/member-of-afghan-girls-robotics-team-wins-two-medals-at-2024-first-global-challenge-35777?page=1


Mothers of Plaza de Mayo
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 4, 2024
<<Mothers of Plaza de Mayo demand end of isolation in Imrali
The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, who gathered in the Plaza de Mayo on Thursday, demanded the end of isolation imposed on Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan in the prison island of Imrali.
News Center- The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, who gather in the Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, every Thursday, demanded the end of isolation imposed on Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan yesterday.
'Democratic Confederalism is the only solution'
At the gathering, the mothers made speeches on the war in the Middle East and Kurdistan and the isolation imposed on Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan in the prison island of Imrali. In their speeches, they stressed that the Democratic Confederalism theorized by Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan was the only solution that would end the war in the Middle East.>>
Source:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/mothers-of-plaza-de-mayo-demand-end-of-isolation-in-imrali-35775?page=1

Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 3, 2024
<<'Jineology catches women's attention all over the world'
"Jineology catches women's attention all over the world," said Nayrouz Muslim, an academic at the Al-Sharq University in Raqqa, talking about the second conference of the Jineology Academy held in Hasakah.
Hasakah- The Jineology Academy of North and East Syria held its second conference in the city of Hasakah, Jazira Canton of North and East Syria, between September 25-26 with the motto, "Women's Wisdom is Updated by Jineology". Nayrouz Muslim, an academic at the Al-Sharq University in Raqqa, was one of the women attending the conference.
'We can gain knowledge on every subject through education'
Nayrouz Muslim thinks that Jineology, women's science, should be discussed by all organizations. “Wars and all forms of violence, including online violence, target women in many ways. Women should know themselves well, communicate with women's organizations and academies and receive education in order to protect themselves from violence. Education play an important role for women in improving themselves. As women, we can gain knowledge on every subject and learn what is going on all around the world through education."
'Co-presidential system began to be implemented following the revolution'
Jineology proposed by Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan has been implemented since the Revolution in Rojava that started in 2012 with the leadership of women, Nayrouz Muslim stressed. "Co-presidential system began to be implemented following the revolution. Now, women participate in all facets of life. Women, who embrace the thoughts and philosophy of leader Abdullah Ocalan, play an active role in many fields such as economy, military and politics in North and East Syria."
'Many women from different countries have visited the region'
Women all around the world consider Jineology important, Nayrouz Muslim said. "There is great interest in this science and many women and international press outlets were present at the conference. Many women from different countries have visited the region to learn more about the revolution led by women. Women of Jineology Academy in North and East Syria strengthen their relations with women in other countries and participate in online and international women's meetings. For three years, women from our region have travelled to other countries to share their experiences."
'We will be ourselves through the "Jin,Jiyan,Azadi" philosophy'
Nayrouz Muslim believes that peaceful revolutions are the way to change. "Revolutions are the ways to build a better future and a new world. If we realize the "Jin, Jiyan, Azadi" philosophy developed by leader Abdullah Ocalan, we will be ourselves and reveal women's roles in history." >>
Source incl. video:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/jineology-catches-women-s-attention-all-over-the-world-35766?page=1 


Fawzia Amin Sido
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Oct. 3, 2024
<<Yazidi woman abducted by ISIS in 2014 reunited with her family
A 21-year-old Yazidi woman named Fawzia Amin Sido, who was abducted by ISIS in Shengal 10 years ago, has been rescued and reunited with her family, Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Thursday.
News Center- A 21-year-old Yazidi woman named Fawzia Amin Sido, who was abducted by ISIS in Shengal when she was 11, have been brought from a neighboring country to Iraq and reunited with her family through joint efforts of Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Iraqi National Intelligence Service, in coordination with the U.S. embassies in Baghdad and Amman, and the Jordanian authorities, Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Thursday. The Yazidi woman, who was kidnapped by Da’esh terrorist organization, was transferred to several countries after efforts and follow-up that lasted for more than four months before her liberation yesterday, the ministry said.>>
Source:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/yazidi-woman-abducted-by-isis-in-2014-reunited-with-her-family-35769?page=1

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