Zenûbiya Women’s Community has carried out many activities, actions, and works such as activating committees and coordination, holding meetings for women, enacting laws prohibiting child marriage, and empowering women’s economy. The community’s spokesperson and executives call on women to come together under the same umbrella.
Mish’an al-Saleh, resident of Hajin city, 100 km east of Deir ez-Zor, east Syria, found mud bricks as an affordable alternative of cement construction to build his family’s house.
Officials at the spring water processing facility in Tirbespiye maintain their work to meet North-East Syrian people’s need for clean water.
Sara Women’s Organization, which carried out many actions, events, campaigns, protests, and followed many violence trials to combat gender-based violence in 2021, will open new branches in 2022.
The Hasakah Water Directorate of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) held a meeting with Shaddadi Civil Council, south of Hasakah, to discuss the project of rehabilitating Shaddadi water station in order to cover the residents’ water needs.
Cultural and artistic works and products have a very important place in the Rojava revolution.
Syrian Free Women’s Foundation has taken important steps for women in every part of life, from health to economy, since its foundation. Ruken Xiso, the director of the foundation, said that they will develop more projects in 2022 to provide both moral and material support for women.
Women and farmers from Deir ez-Zor explained that withholding the Euphrates River is a policy that Turkey exploits to displace and starve the region’s population and destabilize the region’s security.
Muhammad Hamam, the owner of two yoghurt manufacturing facilities in Manbij city in northern Syria, hopes that the milk collected from villages and transported to his yoghurt plant every day is sufficient for the day’s production.
Kongra Star Economy Committee Administrator Armanc Muhamed spoke to Jinha Women’s News Agency about the economic projects led by women after the Revolution in Rojava.
Syria in 2021 witnessed its lowest level of wheat production in 50 years, according to a recent report by the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
Jineolojî, which we define as the science of women, life, society and as meaning, has been trying to intervene in the field of social sciences for more than a decade.
