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GenocideWho was the woman laying on the ground symbol of the maternity hospital terrorist attack?
By Sakina Amiry for EtilateRooz Translated by Hazara International Few hours after the start of the terrorist attack at the maternity ward of the 100-bed hospital in Dasht-e Barchi, a photo of a woman laying...
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Women RightsFemale Defense Lawyers Fight for Theirs and Their Client’s Rights in Kabul
[sgmb id=”1″]Decades of war and political instability in Afghanistan have left this country with malfunctioning institutions including the judicial system. The Afghan government with the support of the international community is pushing for an institutional...
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DiscriminationIn Afghanistan’s Farm Belt, Women Lead Unions and Find New Status
By MUJIB MASHALSource&Copyright: nytimes Women who are part of a farmers union last month in the Shibar Valley in Bamiyan Province, Afghanistan. SHIBAR, Afghanistan — In this lush, sleepy farm belt deep in central Afghanistan,...
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Women RightsJournalist expelled from her job with Tolo Tv due to a tweet about Kuchi-Taliaban involvment in Jalriz massacre
Saleha Soadat’s press statement Dear friends and fellows, As you may aware, I was expelled from my job with the Tolo News earlier this month after I shared a tweet via my personal account about...
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AustraliaA letter from Australia: I fear for my own people
Aziza Zafari I am a young woman from Afghanistan who came to Australia with my family ten years ago. After experiencing much danger and hardship, this country seemed like Paradise to us. For the first...
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EuropeGothenburg: Protests and the gatherings of ask for justice
By Soheila Haidari On the evening of Sunday, March 29, 2015, a group of Afghans who are resident of Gothenburg gathered together in Gustav Adolf Square to condemn the heartbreaking incident, which led to murdering...
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NewsWomen Comprise 95 Percent of Suicides in Afghanistan: Officials
Wednesday, 11 September 2013 15:40 Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 September 2013 17:59 Written by Tareq Majidy Officials of the Ministry of Public Health on Wednesday, marking World Suicide Prevention Day in Kabul, said that...
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Pakistan and the rest of Asia PacificIndian iron ladies, another kind of revolution
By Nicole Valentini There is a group of women in India called „Gulabi gang“ (pink sari) that has found a special way to fight against injustice and discrimination. This group was founded in 2006 by...
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DiscriminationDiscrimination against Hazara female air force pilots, Los Angeles Times reported.
In Kabul, 2nd Lt. Sourya Saleh, 20, left, and 2nd Lt. Masooma Hussaini are Hazara air force helicopter pilots who were trained in the United States. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times / December 28,...
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