Syria

Australia’s refusal to repatriate women and children linked to ISIS reveals a policy driven by fear rather than foresight.

Australia’s refusal to repatriate 34 women and children detained in Syria’s al-Roj camp raises serious human rights concerns.

Syria’s new leader says the country is moving towards democracy, but women are still shut out of politics.

Two women and four children who are Australian citizens have returned to Australia after managing to smuggle themselves out of Syria.

Failure to grapple with women’s rights in Syria risks plunging the nation further into extremist violence.

As the international community celebrates the fall of Syria’s Assad regime, the future of women’s rights remains precarious.

Footage has emerged from Syria, purportedly showing rebel fighters freeing many women from their prison cells.

We take a look at the woman who has stood by Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad’s side, “First Lady of Hell”, Asma al-Assad.

In Idlib governorate, MSF is running 4 mobile clinics in reception centers offering general consultations, dressing, reproductive health services, and mental health consultations, to people affected by the earthquakes.

Along with Ukraine, there are five growing humanitarian hotspots elsewhere that show Australia needs to increase its own refugee intake.

The power of education during crises for girls, cannot be underestimated. Plan International is calling on the Australian gov. to help.

Women from Türkiye who are now based in Australia speak to us about the horror and sense of helplessness in the weeks after the earthquake.