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New report by ZDF Heute: From first grade to fifth, then to eighth, and straight to senior year, Lina Heider graduated at just 11 years old. She makes all Afghan girls proud, especially those who are banned from education & public life under the Taliban. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn

For over 4 years, Afghan women have been denied education, work, freedom, and participation in society, while world stay silent. These lost years cannot be undone. Silence is complicity. Until when? Neutrality in the face of injustice is siding with the oppressor. #Afghanistan

📍2025: Afghanistan ranked the worst country in the world for women & girls. This is not just a statistic, it reflects years of systemic oppression, gender apartheid, & global silence. Women in Afghanistan are banned from education, work, & basic freedoms. #StopGenderApartheid

This is an image of an Afghan refugee, recently deported from Iran, sitting under the burning sun in extreme heat. In the midst of displacement and uncertainty, it is a book that makes life just a little more bearable. #AfghanRefugees #StopDeportation #UN

Afghan Women React to Russia’s Decision Several protesting women condemned Russia’s recognition of the Taliban, saying the group has trampled on human rights. They called it a betrayal of the Afghan people, especially women and girls. #DontRecognizeTaliban #FreeAfghanWomen

This is not just talent, this is power. An Afghan woman sings for her freedom, for her rights, for her future. The world must know: Afghan women will never be silent. We rise, we resist, we fight with hope. Brave Afghan singer Hamisha Bahar. #AfghanWomen #Freedom #Resistance

This is a positive step toward ensuring gender persecution and violations of women’s rights are never normalized. But it’s not enough. Stronger action & further arrest warrants from ICC are needed to deliver justice & give hope to the silenced. #ICC #WomensRights #Afghanistan

Women’s rights activists welcome the ICC arrest warrants against Taliban leaders, but the path to enforcement remains unclear. For 4 years, global statements have lacked action, allowing Taliban to deepen repression, especially against women. #EndGenderApartheid #WomenFreedom

Day 1390: Afghan girls still banned from secondary school. Day 930: Afghan women still denied university education. Hadisa, Afghan girl, says: “Education is my right. Every Afghan girl deserves the chance to learn and build her future.” #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #EndGenderApartheid

Afghan women’s rights & human rights defenders have launched global protest campaign leading up to 15 August, the Black Day for Afghanistan. They will hold strong protests against Taliban crimes & their systematic violations of women’s rights. This is call to free Afghanistan.

Nasima Sadat is a human rights activist who fought against early and forced marriages in Afghanistan. She was imprisoned by the Taliban, and after her release, she fled to Pakistan to protect her 13-year-old daughter from a forced marriage. She is now face with deportation.

Malala Yousafzai: “One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.” Happy birthday to the world’s youngest Messenger of Peace, your courage and voice continue to inspire millions. She also supports the Afghan women and girls education system.

Reports:—Taliban intelligence forces have arrested former journalist Aziz Watanwal in Nangarhar province. His family says Taliban raided their home at night, threatened them at gunpoint, and took Aziz along with two of his friends. #Afghanistan #JournalismIsNotCrime

On #WorldPopulationDay, the world promotes access to reproductive health, yet millions of Afghan women are denied even basics. Under Taliban rule, reproductive rights have collapsed into a silent crisis. “A child every year, no doctor, no peace. No one asks if I’m even alive.”

As August 15 approaches, Afghan women, human rights defenders, and all Afghans mark it as a Black Day, the day freedom ended. Since then, women have been stripped of education, work, and basic rights, and countless professionals have been forced into exile or silence.

Afghan women and people, rise and raise your voices🇦🇫 August 15 is a black day in Afghanistan’s history. On this day, we lost our flag, our anthem, & all women’s freedoms, education, work, and sport. Afghanistan has been in darkness since. We will not be silent. #FreeAfghanistan

A calculated war on Afghan women waged by the Taliban. Women are beaten in public, banned from education, and erased from society, all to serve a cowardly, patriarchal ideology that fears free, educated women. The world must stand with Afghan women.

Maria Noori, women’s rights activist and university lecturer: “August 15 is a black day in the history of Afghanistan. I am an Afghan woman, banned from education, work, and freedom. The world must stand with Afghan women.” #FreeAfghanWomen #AfghanistanBlackDay

Ms. Hosseini spoke about the horrific situation in Afghanistan: Women are banned from education, forced to wear the burqa, and not allowed to go out without a male escort. She rightly emphasized that the Taliban’s gender apartheid is a major driver of forced displacement.

Reports and Zalalah Hashemi’s family say it has been 48 days since the Afghan singer disappeared, yet the Taliban have made no serious effort to find her. According to the family, the Taliban have not even cooperated in detaining potential suspects. #GenderApartheid