Finding Identity and Fighting for Change: Basira’s Journey as an Afghan LGBTQ+ Activist
Why You Should Get Married? Why you should have a baby? Is it obligatory for a woman to wed only...
Afghanistan’s LGBTQ+ Community: Living in a World of Denial, Violence, and Exclusion
Voiceless Victims Sahar was a homosexual. She was compelled into an arranged marriage with a 40-year-old man when she was...
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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 a day in depth- in luxury hotels in Kabul and other big cities of Afghanistan have passed. The years have passed when women constituted more...
Doha Meeting Concluded with No Deliberation on Taliban Recognition, says UN Secretary-General
In concluding the Doha meeting, the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres stated that the issue of recognizing the Taliban was not deliberated upon during the meeting.
The Power of Self-Confidence: The Story of Fatima Rezaei
An Afghan student, Fatima Rezaei, has been accepted by five prestigious universities worldwide to pursue her master's degree. Rezaei is currently a student at the American University of Beirut and her...
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...
