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Mahsa Amini: 1 Year Anniversary
One year. We remember #MahsaAmini and all the victims of #Iran’s regime over the last 44 years. We…
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Taliban Enacts More Restrictions on Afghan Men & Women in Air Travel and Facial Hair
Taliban rulers in Afghanistan continue to strip away the many freedoms and rights of ordinary Afghan civilians, bringing…
Iranian Women Pepper-Sprayed, Barred From Stadium at World Cup Qualifier Match
Female soccer fans hoping to attend a FIFA match in Iran’s second-largest city Tuesday were barred by security…
Taliban Change Their Minds About Allowing Girls to go to School
The Taliban suddenly cancelled their decision to allow teenage girls in Afghanistan to resume classes along with other…
Pakistan Swears in First Female Supreme Court Judge
“She deserved to become a judge of the Supreme Court [and] she became one. That’s what it is,” Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed said.
Pilot, 19, Is Youngest Woman to Make Solo Trip Around the World
Zara Rutherford's plane touched down in western Belgium 155 days after she departed
Taliban Orders Beheading of Store Mannequins as Afghan Women Fume Over Biden ‘Betrayal’
Afghan women feel 'like the whole world is abandoning them,' Iranian journalist-activist tells 'The Story'
Pakistan Confirms Appointment of First Female Supreme Court Judge
A commission that decides on the promotion of judges on Thursday voted to make 55-year-old Justice Ayesha Malik the first female judge on Pakistan's Supreme Court.
Iranian Regime in Isfahan Bans Bodybuilding for Women
Sheina Vojoudi: Mullahs do not want women to 'feel powerful in Iran. It’s dangerous for the regime.'
Taliban Restricts Long Distance Travel for Women as Hundreds Flee Across Border
Afghan women cannot travel more than 45 miles without a male chaperone.