Afghanistan Women's Justice Movement

Afghanistan Women's Justice Movement https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Afghan Refugees in Pakistan Fear Arrest: Pregnant Women Avoid Hospitals Home Condolence Statement: In Mourning of Ustad Zaman Khan, Poet of Justice and Hope Actions & Projects From Kabul to Islamabad: Afghan Migrants Caught Between Taliban Policies and Pakistan’s Neglect Chain Assassinations: Crossing Borders and the Reproduction of a Security–Political Project Book Launch: “Until Further Notice” by Manizha Ramzi Unveiled in Turkey Doantions Statement by the Afghanistan Women’s Justice Movement On the Occasion of United Nations Day – October 24, 2025 To the Honorable Representatives of International Institutions, Human Rights Organizations, and Relevant Diplomatic Missions, United Nations Celebrates 80th Anniversary with Inspiring Stories from Afghanistan and Around the World Uzbek Women of Afghanistan: A New Voice for an Ancient Language Afghan Women’s Football Team in Exile Heads to Morocco for FIFA Unites Tournament Human Rights Watch: Taliban Threaten, Detain, and Torture Journalists in Afghanistan Education Crisis in Afghanistan: Taliban Policies Erode Teachers’ Motivation and Undermine Learning Rural Women in Afghanistan: Denied Education, Healthcare, and Human Rights Taliban Flog Three Women and Two Men in a Stadium in Parwan Province Taliban Publicly Execute a Man in Badghis Province Family Violence: Hidden Scars on Young Minds Amid Outdated Disciplinary Norms Secret Book Clubs: The Story of Afghan Women’s Resistance under the Taliban Miscarriage and Lack of Medical Care: Afghan Women Face Harrowing Journeys Back Home EU: Situation of Women in Afghanistan Remains Alarming Where Womanhood Is a Crime: Stories from Taliban Prisons The Status of Hazara Women Under Taliban Rule: An Analytical Review footer Main Header Joint Statement by Over 100 Afghan Organizations, Associations, Women’s Protest Movements, and Diaspora Networks UN Official: Afghan Women’s Hope for Education Is a Political Statement People’s Tribunal Prosecutor Names Senior Taliban Leaders As Accused Our Story: Breathing in the Dark, Hoping for the Fall of the Taliban Internet Shutdown in Afghanistan: A Deprivation of Fundamental Rights to Communication and Education AWJM: Welcoming the UN Human Rights Council’s Adoption of an Independent Accountability Mechanism UN Human Rights Council Establishes Independent Accountability Mechanism for Afghanistan UN Creates Independent Investigative Mechanism on Widespread Human Rights Violations in Afghanistan Statement of Support by the AWJM In Solidarity with the Judicial Process in Spain (Madrid) Against the Crimes of the Taliban Taliban Remove 51 Lessons on Freedom, Women’s Rights, and Human Rights from Afghan School Textbooks Statement of the Afghan Women’s Justice Movement on World Teachers’ Day People’s Tribunal Secretary Calls For Global Consensus Against Taliban Statement by the Afghan Women’s Justice Movement In Response to Internet Shutdowns and Communication Restrictions in Afghanistan Internet Restrictions in Afghanistan: Silencing Women, Enforcing a Single Narrative Standing Against Darkness: The Unbreakable Resistance of Women in Balkh Taliban’s Grip on Afghan Education: Schools Become Indoctrination Centers As Afghan Women Face Shrinking Access to Healthcare, Italy Pledges €2 Million for Drug Rehabilitation Centers International Day for Universal Access to Information: Afghan Women Journalists Silenced Under Taliban Rule Arrest of Alia Malureen Sparks Outcry: Activists Say Taliban Are Shutting Down Women’s Livelihoods Through Violence About Us Taliban Have Crippled Services For Disabled Afghans, Says Tribunal Prosecutor Shocking Testimony of Afghan Activist Zarmina Pariani Against the Taliban – People’s Tribunal, Madrid Testimony of Hoda Khamosh at the People’s Tribunal on the Rights of Afghan Women – Madrid Afghan Political Activists and Groups Convene in Islamabad Conference