Over the past four years, Afghan girls have faced one of the darkest periods in educational history and women’s rights. Since the Taliban swept into power in August 2021, Afghanistan has witnessed one of the most severe forms of gender …
Opinion Under Taliban rule, Afghan women journalists continue to risk their safety to ensure our stories are not silenced. One such symbol of resilience is Zan TV, founded in Kabul in 2017 as a majority female-run station. Despite mounting threats …
A n Afghan teenager is encouraging her peers to use social media wisely and to be aware of the negative impact of social media on young people and their mental health. In today’s world, around 54% of the population – …
Y oung Afghan girls are feeling the pressures of failure due to restrictions on education. Many have been forced into thinking that they only have one chance of success, with the odds being stacked against them following the ban on …
I grew up with a love for learning. Like many girls, I dreamed of going to school every day, sharpening my pencils, opening my books, and imagining a bright future. Education was more than a right. It was my joy, …
D ecades of conflict and gender inequality in Afghanistan has denied many Afghan girls the right to education, healthcare and social opportunities. Despite all these odds, countless girls have shown remarkable resilience and determination to overcome challenges in our current …
S ince I was a child I have always dreamed about going to school to learn, and explore the world of books. But sadly, after the Taliban came into power everything changed. Schools were shut down, girls were forbidden from …
A fghan girls across the country continue to face serious challenges in both education and employment. They have been forced from education and public life. Since the Taliban regime took over leadership in 2021, they imposed restrictions which included banning …
B efore the Taliban returned to power, life felt full of hope. Girls like me could go to school freely and go outside without fear. Every morning, I would put on my school uniform proudly, pack my books into my …