Civil Society and Human Rights Network(CSHRN)
Interviews
Reflection of Voices on Women and Peace; An Attempt to Present the Narratives of Afghan Women
Since the beginning of the peace process in the country, one of the main concerns…
Women Should not be Forced to Endorse Restrictions
A number of civil society activists believe that ignoring women’s rights in peace negotiations may…
Men and Women Should Be Considered Equal in the Peace Talks
A number of civil society activists believe that the issue of equality between men and…
The Presence of Women in Post-Agreement Situation Depends on the Nature of Taliban in Power.
Some experts believe that if a peace agreement is signed, the fate of women’s rights…
We Have not Yet Heard Any Promising News
Although more than a month has passed since the start of the peace talks, the…
Women Need Unity
Some civil society activists believe that peace talk is an opportunity to bring women closer…
The Government Should Not Fall Short on Women’s Rights
Given the Taliban’s approach to women, there are concerns about the Taliban team imposing restrictions…
People’s Voice is not Heard
Some civil society activists believe that the government negotiating team is based on political affiliations.…
The Path to Peace Must be Paved
A number of civil society activists believe that if there is no balance between the…