The Narrative of Resilience of Narges Sadat, Women’s Rights Activist and Leader of the Afghanistan Women’s New Future Movement. Introduction In the heart of the darkness of oppression, where the breath of protest is stifled… The Voice of Women in the Heart of Darkness and Hope
Introduction In the context of Afghanistan’s political transformations over the past two decades, projects of re-presentation and redefinition of social realities have been inseparable from power struggles and geopolitical interests. Following the fall of Kabul… Consequences of Whitewashing the Taliban: A Critique of Political Lobbying and Truth Distortion
Subject: Request for Legal Action Against Cheryl Benard, Wife of Zalmay Khalilzad, for Complicity in Crimes Against Humanity and Whitewashing the Taliban Regime To: The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Relevant UN Human Rights… Official Open Letter from Afghan Civil Institutions, Movements, and Organizations
The Narrative of Resilience of Shahla Arefi, Women’s Rights Activist and Member of the Leadership Council of the Afghanistan Women’s Justice Movement Introduction In the darkness of fear and oppression, the voice of Afghan women… Voice of a Woman in Darkness and Hope
A few months ago, during a conversation with one of my friends from Baghlan, I heard painful words that truly left deep, unspeakable wounds in my heart. She spoke of the endless oppression and brutality… The Story of a Girl Who Was Raped by a Taliban Commander in Front of Her Parents
The Story of Resistance by Aziz Gull Afghanbik, a Student Protester from Afghanistan Introduction In the Interviews section of the Afghan Women’s Justice Movement website, we echo the voices of women who, in the darkest… We Are Not Silent Victims — We Are Defiant Fighters
Our recent X Space brought together leading voices in human rights,asylum law, and women’s activism to critically analyze the UN’s Mosaic Plan for Afghanistan. Speakers raised serious concerns about the plan’s vagueness, lack of transparency… A Critical Review of the UN Mosaic Plan and Its Structural Gaps
Nasrin Faramarz, born in 1988 in Ghazni province, Afghanistan, has been a steadfast advocate for justice and equality from the earliest stages of her academic journey. After excelling in the National University Entrance Examination (Kankor),… Nasrin Faramarz: From Resisting the Taliban to Seeking Refuge in a Land of Hope – The Story of an Unyielding Advocate for Justice and Women’s Rights
The New York Times reports that members of Afghanistan’s former national women’s football team, now living in exile in Australia, are pushing FIFA to officially recognize their team. After fleeing the country following the Taliban’s… Afghan Women Footballers in Exile Seek Official Recognition of Their Team
As the Taliban begin reducing the size of government institutions, sources have told Amu that women and former employees of the previous government are facing the greatest risk of dismissal. According to these sources, there… Sources: Women and Former Government Employees Most at Risk of Dismissal by Taliban
