Taliban and Pauperization
Pauperization (noun): the process of making a person or group very poor (Oxford Languages) This is the second time that the Taliban have taken over
Controlling Afghanistan by controlling bodies
The people of Afghanistan have now lived under the gender apartheid of the Taliban for 456 days. In each day that passed, control of women
Taliban versus the people
For a long time, Afghanistan has been synonymous with war, poverty, misery, and recurring human tragedy. Now, the situation seems grim for the foreseeable future
The Taliban want to eliminate women journalists from society. They will fail.
In the past weeks, students participated in university entrance exams with dreams of pursuing careers in science, engineering, management, art, journalism, and … Then, during
We will blossom and grow from the blood of the Kaaj girls
It was Friday. Schools were closed. But that day hundreds of boys and girls sat together under the roof of Kaaj education centre to test
Will this revolution be a women’s revolution?
The news was short and bitter: A young woman in Iran was killed by religious police who repeatedly struck her head because she wasn’t wearing
A reflection on the role of knowledge
At the time of writing these lines, thousands of people in different parts of the country are being forced out of their homes and subject
Women and equality: a call to end all forms of structural oppression
Troubling reports about ethnic and religious violence in Afghanistan were published recently. In the latest, the Human Rights Watch has expressed concern about the systematic
The steady strategy of women’s struggles: continuity and unity
Last week Elaha Delawarzai went public, exposing a heinous crime that showed the moral decay of the country under the Taliban. The medical student at Kabul
Hope: a messenger of change and a gift for a better future
We are living in bad times, when it appears that pain and despair are our collective destiny. For more than a year, our country has