Punished for Being a Girl: How Sexual Harassment victimized me?
My mother was extremely critical and controlling toward me. She often denied me the freedoms that my peers enjoyed, insisting...
Education for Girls Remains a Challenge in Afghanistan as School Year Begins
As Afghanistan's new academic year gets underway with the ringing of school bells, nearly half of the country's students are...
Afghan Women’s Protesting Movement; Today and Tomorrow
The years when March 8 was the day of high-sounding parties -without discussing the nature, meaning and background of such...
Diversity.
Equality.
Unity.
Examining the Lynching of Farkhunda in a Sideliner Society
Eight years ago, on the evening of March 19, a mob of enraged men brutally attacked 27-year-old Farkhunda in the heart of Kabul, Afghanistan.
The story of Leila; A woman from the land of almonds; I had no choice except to emigrate and leave my homeland
"I stayed in Kabul for two months under the Taliban control, Kabul had become a city of strangers. Every time I went out for a little work, I would go out...
The critique of religion, requires the production of modern logic along with the field struggle
While the population of women is as large as that of men, their cultural presence is deliberately diminished: visible or masculine culture and invisible or feminine culture. In closed and traditional...
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