Silencing Voices: The Ongoing Struggle of Afghan Right Activists Under Taliban Rule
By Ilhamuddin Afghan The tumultuous history of Afghanistan, marked by periods of conflict and foreign interventions, has witnessed the rise and...
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Zholia Parsi and Afghan Women: Defying the Odds in the Face of Adversity
Personal narrative by Tahmina Salik My feelings whirled inside of me as soon as I walked out onto the busy...
Two Years of Darkness
An Open Letter from Afghan Girls to heads of Muslim Countries and World Leaders! It has been TWO years or 730 days...
Afghan Woman in Diaspora Launches Online School for Girls Denied Education by the Taliban
By Ali Ahmad People in Afghanistan often echo inventor and scientist Alexander Graham Bell’s famous statement “If one door closes,...
“A Thousand Splendid Suns” Opera: A Painful Historic Recurrence and A Strong Form of Activism To Voice the Suffering of Afghan Women
By Nazila Jamshidi On February 25, Afghan film director, Roya Sadat, orchestrated an opera based on the bestselling novel of...
Worsening Condition of Afghan Refugee Women and Children in Pakistan
By Hamid Pakteen The situation in Pakistan with regards to Afghan refugees especially women and children is concerning. The recent...
Afghan Women’s Rights Matter
By Ali Ahmad The United Nations has declared the 25th of November as the International Day of Elimination of Violence Against...
