Many women like us managed to get out, whatever the conditions were ... But our sisters are still there and our fight is for them, it is for all invisible women. bbc.com/news/world-asi…

Afghan women and girls are facing both the collapse of their rights and dreams and risks to their basic survival hrw.org/news/2022/01/1…

Afghan girls will not necessarily be Afghan women in the future. Because we have no future.

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Though the Afghan people, particularly women, suffer most, they haven’t lost hope. A viral video shows some of them have opened a secret school in Kabul, a house turned into a teaching-learning centre away from the Taliban’s terrifying gaze. dawn.com/news/1670676/t…

Sometimes I think that the only thing that can change my life is a miracle, or a heroic deed. But magical situations were never on my side, and I'm a long way from being a hero. #magic #miracles #pleasechangemylife #tired

With Afghanistan's economy deep in crisis - billions of dollars in aid and reserves have been cut off and ordinary people have little money even for basics - enterprises like Noori's are struggling to stay afloat. reuters.com/world/asia-pac…

Although the economic crisis is hitting the entire country (Afghanistan) - some agencies predict that it will leave almost the entire population in poverty in the coming months - the effect is felt disproportionately on women. Charlotte Greenfield

Women without economic freedom are subjected to a regime of slavery. Afghan women are invisible women.

Many Afghan women in the capital Kabul have protested against a poster campaign launched by the Taliban, encouraging women to wear a burqa or hijab.aljazeera.com/news/2022/1/26…

When we are forced to wear a burqa, we are made invisible women, we remain behind a cloak, seeing the world only through a veil. That veil is my symbol to find freedom. aljazeera.com/news/2022/1/26…

Girls’ secondary schools were to remain closed – indefinitely – until the Taliban put in place policies they say are compliant with “principles of Islamic law and Afghan culture,” including further restrictions on schoolgirls’ dress. hrw.org/news/2022/03/2…