In Kabul, some women turn to begging amid Taliban restrictions
Women who once worked say bans on employment have left them facing poverty, harassment and violence.
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Human Rights, Women
Afghanistan starts fifth school year without girls above sixth grade
They also urged the international community to increase pressure to ensure access to education for girls.
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UK envoy says rights of Afghan women and girls ‘must be respected’
“We remain committed to an Afghanistan at peace, with women fully included,” Lindsay said.
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Sources: Taliban detain women’s rights activist in Kabul
According to the sources, Taliban members entered Fazel’s house and took her away.
Human Rights, Women
A red rose for the daughters of my land
In this piece, Baran Mohammadi reflects on rediscovering hope and defiance as a woman under repression, symbolized by her decision.
Human Rights, Women
How I left my uncle to the Taliban
In 1996, when the Taliban entered Herat, the city quickly changed. A few months earlier there had been celebrations of.
Human Rights, Women
March 8: A story of resistance in the shadow of repression
In this piece, Lima Samimi says International Women’s Day has become a symbol of resistance for women in countries like.
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Karzai urges Taliban to reopen schools and universities to girls
Karzai said achieving long-term development requires the participation of women across different sectors of society.
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March 8 in Afghanistan: The Chador, lessons and everyday resistance
In this piece, a student in Herat describes the everyday experience of being a woman, the social restrictions she faces,.
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Women’s groups demand global action against Taliban policies
Activists say women face increasing repression but vow to continue their struggle for rights and equality.