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Inside Syrian commune where men are banned, women find peace and refuge · Cyprus Report

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Inside Syrian commune where men are banned, women find peace and refuge

1 sourceFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago

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Jinwar is a commune in northeastern Syria designed as a refuge for women escaping conflict and hardship, where men are prohibited.
The community emphasizes self-sufficiency, with residents engaged in agriculture and cooperative living.
Photographer Matteo Trevisan has documented life in Jinwar and other female-led communities in the region.
The commune aims to provide a safe environment for women, allowing them to lead independent and fulfilling lives.
Residents of Jinwar express a sense of freedom and security that they believe is unattainable outside its gates.

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‘Here I can live a good life’: inside the Syrian commune where men are bannedThe Guardian · 13 days ago

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Jinwar is a commune in northeastern Syria designed as a refuge for women escaping conflict and hardship, where men are prohibited.
The community emphasizes self-sufficiency, with residents engaged in agriculture and cooperative living.
Photographer Matteo Trevisan has documented life in Jinwar and other female-led communities in the region.
The commune aims to provide a safe environment for women, allowing them to lead independent and fulfilling lives.
Residents of Jinwar express a sense of freedom and security that they believe is unattainable outside its gates.

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