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Afghanistan has one of the worst maternal death rates in the world, with one woman dying in childbirth every two hours. The situation is deteriorating as the Taliban restrict women’s access to healthcare, especially in rural areas, and it’s increasingly difficult for women to

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Afghanistan has one of the worst maternal death rates in the world, with one woman dying in childbirth every two hours. The situation is deteriorating as the Taliban restrict women’s access to healthcare, especially in rural areas, and it’s increasingly difficult for women to

This is the third and final chapter of a student’s account of the year he spent in Taliban prison and torture chambers.
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This is the third and final chapter of a student’s account of the year he spent in Taliban prison and torture chambers.
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Our report on the rise of suicide among women in Afghanistan which was published in partnership with The Fuller Project and The Guardian has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious human rights reporting award by Canadian Association of Journalists and Journalists for Human Rights (JHR)!

A news about our work Zan Times!
Our report on the rise of suicide among women in Afghanistan which was published in partnership with
The Fuller Project and The Guardian has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious human rights reporting award by Canadian Association of Journalists and Journalists for Human Rights (JHR)
Read the

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Life became even more unbearable after Tahmina’s husband was ambushed and killed by bandits. His father insisted that the young widow, then the mother of a two-month-old boy, marry her husband’s eight-year-old brother. When Tahmina refused, he killed her infant by cutting his

My uncle beat my 10-year-old sister with the cable of the mobile charger. She suffered a lot. I could not go to work as I wanted to protect her from my uncle. My uncle also used to beat me before I started working. Now, I am safe because I bring home money.
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My uncle beat my 10-year-old sister with the cable of the mobile charger. She suffered a lot. I could not go to work as I wanted to protect her from my uncle. My uncle also used to beat me before I started working. Now, I am safe because I bring home money.
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Kosovo presents the Presidential Medal of Merit to the women of Afghanistan

Kosovo presents the Presidential Medal of Merit to the women of Afghanistan

Vjosa Osmani, the president of Kosovo, has awarded the Presidential Medal of Merit to the women of Afghanistan. At the ceremony, which took place on April 15, two women activists from Afghanistan, Arifa Fatimi and Madina Darwazi, accepted the medal on behalf of all women in the

I heard the screams and cries of my granddaughter. My eldest daughter’s son was fighting with my youngest son. When I went to them, one of them was saying that this is my bread and the other was saying that this is my bread. I got upset, pulled my veil down over my face and

The Taliban ordered the closure of our workshop and we had to stop. After the closure of the workshop, I broke down and suffered for several days. But soon I got up again and started all over again at home.
It is an uphill battle. I just hope that this darkness will be removed

The Taliban ordered the closure of our workshop and we had to stop. After the closure of the workshop, I broke down and suffered for several days. But soon I got up again and started all over again at home.
It is an uphill battle. I just hope that this darkness will be removed