Ronahî: According to the Voice of Iranian Prisoners website, pressure on imprisoned women in Iran has increased.

Ronahî: The regime’s court sentenced the photojournalist and documentary filmmaker Yelda Muiri to fifteen years in prison.

Ronahî: A new case has also been opened against the prisoner named Persia Kemali, who is in Yezd prison.

Kamîran: According to that information, the situation of imprisoned women in Iran is becoming increasingly difficult.

Ronahî: Human-rights organisations also confirm this.

Ronahî: On Monday the Turkish parliament will debate the draft law called ‘Advancing Social Unity and National Solidarity’.

Ronahî: The law was approved by majority vote in the justice commission and was sent to the parliamentary presidency by three hundred sixty-seven members of parliament.

Ronahî: The justice commission debated the law in an eighteen-hour session and approved it afterwards.

Kamîran: This law was prepared within the framework of the peace process and a democratic society.

Ronahî: The Movement Administration also said in its statement that the law can be realised if it is based on the language of peace and is supported by new democratisation laws.

Ronahî: Kurdish artist Selah Amidi lost his life in Duhok on Sunday at the age of seventy-seven.

Ronahî: Amidi passed away at his home in Duhok after an illness.

Kamîran: He was one of the best-known performers of traditional song in the Bahdinan region.

Ronahî: Amidi began his artistic career in the early nineteen-seventies.

Ronahî: Houthi forces announced that they struck the Aramco refinery in Jizan, Saudi Arabia, with an unmanned aircraft.

Ronahî: Their spokesperson, General Yahya Seri, said the target was indeed hit.

Ronahî: The Saudi Ministry of Energy also reported that a fire broke out in one of the refinery facilities and was later extinguished without any injuries.

Ronahî: Today armed clashes broke out between tribes in the Bayada neighbourhood of Homs city and around the city’s central prison.

Ronahî: Two people lost their lives and seventy-seven others were injured in the fighting, including women and children.

Kamîran: The dispute began on the seventh of August during a wedding celebration in the village of Kafr Aya and continued for the last two days.

Ronahî: Security forces detained some of the participants in the fighting and are searching for the others.