Ain Issa’s Women's House organizes women within communes

Aiming to organize and develop the role of women more in the community and build special projects, the Women's House, in coordination with Kongra Star, will set up women's communes all Ain Issa 's neighborhoods.

Ain Issa’s Women's House organizes women within communes
16 May, 2018   05:54

SAMIRA DAWOD / GIRÊ SIPÎ

The Women's House in Ain Issa district belonging to Girê Sipî /Tel-Abyed canton provides support and awareness to all women. It also solves and addresses all women's issues without resorting to courts and others. aiming to organize and develop women more, the Women's House, in coordination with Kongra Star, will set up women's communes and committees in Ain Issa 's neighborhoods.

The Women's House began forming the communes on the 19th of last February, where the formation of four communes in Ain Issa district and the process is still ongoing.

Communes were formed in the neighborhoods "al-Jabliya al-Sharqiya, al-Garbi neighborhood and al-Shamali neighborhood". According to administrators at the Women's House communes will also be formed in the countryside pending the completion of the formation of the communes within the center of the district.

Each commune consists of six members who take shifts among themselves. Each commune includes five committees (culture, health, economy, training and reconciliation).

These communes which were formed within the neighborhoods, are helping women in the district around nursing courses, sewing, literacy, computer courses and other things.

In this regard, the administrator spoke at the Women's House, Khawla Abdul-Jabbar, saying, "Currently, the communes are formed in the neighborhoods in order to organize and to provide awareness of them, where communes with more than 30 women were formed and representatives were selected.

Khawla pointed out that "with the formation of the communes, the neighborhoods of the region have become more organized and developed by participating in the training to be included in private projects in the near future

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ANHA