Interviews
The Absence of Civil Society Representatives in the Peace Talks Will Adversely Affect Women
Since the selection of members of the peace negotiation in Doha, not only the disproportion…
When There is no Peace; “I Changed My Name to Achieve My Dreams”
As a teenager with a tremendous desire to work, Wahida found herself living in a…
Under the Shadow of Extremism
Although Bamyan has always been mentioned as one of the safest provinces in the country,…
We do not Trust the Taliban
Disbelief in the peace process and a change in the perspectives of the Taliban towards…
Taliban Offering Local Guarantees to Fulfill Commitments is not Enough
The Taliban’s continued killings and bloodshed following a peace deal with the United States of…
Businesswomen Need More Security to Run Their Business
Security has been long recognized as a threat to the working lives of different segments…
Women with Disabilities Should Participate in Peace Talks
Women with disabilities have always sought government attention on a number of issues, including the…
Under the Agreement with the Taliban on the Issue of the Republic System and the Constitution, Women will Also Achieve Their Rights
Experts believe that, in peace negotiations with the Taliban, more general concerns should be agreed…
The Position of Women in Uniform Must Be Preserved
Women serving in the Afghan security sector have paid dearly for the cause of peace.…