JIN WAR women nearly complete building village
Women have approached to end building the houses in JIN WAR the women's village, where they have built 22 houses out of 30, while women have been planning a village management from all sides.
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Women's organizations and institutions in al-Jazeera canton have launched the first women's village called JIN WAR on 10 March of this year.
Women have begun to build mud and concrete houses. Construction continues so far. Women have built 22 houses, while women have set up 30 houses.
Women plan to open a primary school for children in the village, the teaching staff will be from the village women, the school is to be named of the mother of Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocelan" mother Oayish"
Women also aim to open a medical clinic where patients will be treated with herbs, namely Arab medicine. It is expected that a training academy will be opened in the village under a name of "JIN WAR"
Women will also be given space to open a small museum with artifacts.
Women rely on finance for projects they have developed, such as vegetable growing in greenhouses and ovens which were opened under supervision of women.
JIN WAR is considered one of the first villages for women in the world, home to the widows and wives of the martyrs of Rojava and North Syria revolution who have no home.
Women will soon be building houses in the village, according to village administrators.
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