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RJAK kicks off 25 November protests by planting saplings for nameless women in Kirkuk.

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The Kurdistan Women's Freedom Movement (RJAK) kicked off the 25 November Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women by planting saplings in the Cemetery of the Nameless Women in Kirkuk. Women also left bouquets of roses on the graves of unnamed women.

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RJAK kicks off 25 November protests by planting saplings for nameless women in Kirkuk.

The Kurdistan Women's Freedom Movement (RJAK) kicked off the 25 November Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women by planting saplings in the Cemetery of the Nameless Women in Kirkuk with the slogan "Jin Jiyan Azadî philosophy against femicides". Women also left bouquets of roses on the graves of unnamed women.

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