Articles & Analysis
Internet Restrictions in Afghanistan: Silencing Women, Enforcing a Single Narrative
The restriction and disruption of internet access in Afghanistan is not a…
The Global Isolation of the Taliban: Ten Indicators of International Rejection
More than four years have passed since the Taliban regained control of…
Rational and Academic Analysis of the Taliban’s Decision to Eliminate Hundreds of Books and Dozens of Academic Disciplines from Afghan Universities
The recent ban by the Taliban’s Ministry of Higher Education on over…
Cutting Fiber Optic Internet: Closing the Last Window of Hope for Afghan Girls
In Afghanistan, where schools for girls remain shuttered and universities have locked…
After 4 Years of Taliban Rule, The U.S. Must Take Steps to Be in Solidarity with the Women of Afghanistan
by Metra Mehran |Afghanistan Metra Mehran is AIUSA’s Afghanistan Advocacy Fellow. After four…
The Sole Court of Justice: Empowering Afghan Women’s Resistance Against Taliban Gender Apartheid
In the shadows of Taliban rule, a beacon of defiance emerged: On…
The Decline of Reading Culture Among Girls in Badakhshan: A Critical Analysis
By: Sadaf Rahnaward The recent narrative on the decline of reading culture…
Taliban’s Hypocrisy: Brutal Suppression of Afghan Women vs. Lavish Freedoms for Foreign Tourists and Diplomats
In the realm of global politics, diplomatic images often act as deceptive…
Four Years of Resistance: The Narrative of the Afghanistan Women’s Justice Movement Against Gender Apartheid
Four years ago, on August 15, 2021, when the Taliban once again…
Afghanistan: Ten facts about the world’s most severe women’s rights crisis
By: UN Women With each new restriction, women are being pushed further…
Gender Apartheid as an International Crime: Taliban Oppression in Afghanistan Triggers Campaign
Author: Heather Barr/georgetown The escalating women’s rights crisis in Afghanistan demonstrates a…
Shadow of Discrimination: Comprehensive Analysis of Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan under Taliban Rule
Author: Eng.Rahmatullah Mohsini Rahmatullah Mohsini, a graduate in Civil Engineering in 2014…
Shadows of Ignorance Over Afghanistan: The Taliban’s War on Women’s Knowledge
Chapter One: A Deepening Darkness – Four Years of Systematic Educational Suppression…
Without Women, Without Experts: Can the Taliban’s National Development Plan Go Beyond Paper?
By: Waheed Payman | Journalist The Taliban has unveiled its so-called National…
