Today, Saturday (August 13, 2022), a number of protesting women in Kabul, on the occasion of the first anniversary of the fall of the country to the Taliban, launched a street protest of bread, work and freedom. These women, who numbered 80 people, were suppressed by the Taliban in one of the streets of Kabul […]
The Taliban suppress women’s street protests with airstrikes
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In Two Separate Incidents, A Young Girl and A Woman Commit Suicide in Kapisa Province
Local sources in Kapisa province say that a 15-year-old girl hanged herself and ended her life on February 22, in the village of Hora in the Ghaws valley. At the same time as this incident, a 20-year-old woman also hanged herself in her husband’s house on Tuesday, February 21, in the village of Afghaniya vally, […]
The Killing of Three Young Bamiani Workers in Kahmard District of This Province
Three young people from Bamyan, residents of Saighan district, who disappeared last week in the bazaar of Kahmard district of Bamyan, their bodies were found yesterday, Thursday, February 23, from the area of Dandanshakan Kotel on the border of Kahmard and Saighan districts. These three people were working in the coal mine of Dareh Souf […]
Zahra Mohammadi: The Taliban Took Over Eighty Thousand Dollars For My Release
Dr. Zahra Mohammadi, one of the protesting women, wrote on her Twitter account that the Taliban received more than 80,000 dollars from various institutions in exchange for her release. In response to the words of Mahbuba Saraj, who called protesting women “illiterate and project takers” in a TV interview, she wrote: “The heroes of the […]
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Afghan journalists protest in Pakistan: The media has fallen into the trap of extremism
A number of Afghan journalists in Pakistan on Monday (June 27th) at a protest rally in Islamabad, Pakistan, strongly criticized the negligence of journalists and human rights organizations, saying that the journalists were in poor mental health and Institutions supporting journalists and human rights countries have been forgotten. They have issued protest statements stating that […]
Joint Central Zone Civil Society Consultation Meeting Held in Bamyan Between More Than 100 Social and Media Activists
Today is Thursday, June 16, the first consultative meeting of civil society activists after the recent political developments was held between more than 100 women and men social and media activists from Daikundi and Bamyan provinces. Masouma a female social activist in Daikundi province, told the Afghan Women News Agency: “Holding of such programs will […]
Liah Jawad from Afghanistan was recognized as the winner of the 2022 FLD award of human rights defender
Lia Ghazanfar Jawad from Afghanistan is the winner of the annual FLD or Front Line (Human) Rights Defender statue recognized by the Human Rights Defenders Organization. Liah Jawad, a human rights activist, is in charge of the Feminine Solidarity for Justice Organization and an elected member of the Secretariat of the Joint Civil Society Working […]
Anisa Shahid was recognized as the winner of the International Center for Journalists’ annual award
The International Center for Journalists announced the list of annual winners of this organization today (Tuesday, May 24, 2022). Anisa Shahid, an Afghan journalist, is one of seven award-winning journalists. According to the list, a team of Ukrainian journalists and a journalist from El Salvador, along with Anisa Shahid, an Afghan journalist, have been recognized […]
From trade red carpets to immigration paving stones
The story of a decade of thriving trade in Afghanistan to street protests and immigration Siddiqa Mushtaq, co-founder of the Farabi Institute in Kabul, a member of the leadership board of the Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Industries and a women’s rights activist, has had more than a decade of thriving business in Afghanistan. By […]
Afghan journalists protest in Pakistan: The media has fallen into the trap of extremism
A number of Afghan journalists in Pakistan on Monday (June 27th) at a protest rally in Islamabad, Pakistan, strongly criticized the negligence of journalists and human rights organizations, saying that the journalists were in poor mental health and Institutions supporting journalists and human rights countries have been forgotten. They have issued protest statements stating that […]
Joint Central Zone Civil Society Consultation Meeting Held in Bamyan Between More Than 100 Social and Media Activists
Today is Thursday, June 16, the first consultative meeting of civil society activists after the recent political developments was held between more than 100 women and men social and media activists from Daikundi and Bamyan provinces. Masouma a female social activist in Daikundi province, told the Afghan Women News Agency: “Holding of such programs will […]
Liah Jawad from Afghanistan was recognized as the winner of the 2022 FLD award of human rights defender
Lia Ghazanfar Jawad from Afghanistan is the winner of the annual FLD or Front Line (Human) Rights Defender statue recognized by the Human Rights Defenders Organization. Liah Jawad, a human rights activist, is in charge of the Feminine Solidarity for Justice Organization and an elected member of the Secretariat of the Joint Civil Society Working […]
Anisa Shahid was recognized as the winner of the International Center for Journalists’ annual award
The International Center for Journalists announced the list of annual winners of this organization today (Tuesday, May 24, 2022). Anisa Shahid, an Afghan journalist, is one of seven award-winning journalists. According to the list, a team of Ukrainian journalists and a journalist from El Salvador, along with Anisa Shahid, an Afghan journalist, have been recognized […]
From trade red carpets to immigration paving stones
The story of a decade of thriving trade in Afghanistan to street protests and immigration Siddiqa Mushtaq, co-founder of the Farabi Institute in Kabul, a member of the leadership board of the Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Industries and a women’s rights activist, has had more than a decade of thriving business in Afghanistan. By […]
US carries out air strike on vehicle linked to IS group near Kabul airport
American forces launched a military strike in Kabul on Sunday targeting a suspected suicide car bomber that was aiming to attack the airport, a US official said. “US military forces conducted a self-defense unmanned over-the-horizon airstrike today on a vehicle in Kabul, eliminating an imminent IS-K threat” to Hamid Karzai International airport, said Bill Urban, […]
Ukrainian evacuation plane hijacked in Kabul
A Ukrainian plane that landed in Afghanistan for the evacuation of Ukrainians was hijacked on Tuesday, an official in Kiev said. Unidentified men flew the plane into Iran, Russian news agency TASS quoted Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister Yevgeny Yenin as saying. He said: “On Tuesday, the plane was practically stolen from us. It flew into […]
Officials in talks to evacuate female football stars from Afghanistan following fears over safety, global players’ union confirms
Football officials are currently in negotiations with governments in an attempt to evacuate female players from Afghanistan following the recapturing of power by the Taliban, as confirmed by the world players’ union. Ever since the group took control of the country, concerns have been widely voiced on the safety of female players who have spoken […]
Trump again attacks Biden for Afghanistan ‘humiliation’
Former US president Donald Trump has once again attacked his Democratic successor Joe Biden over his handling of the retreat of American forces from Afghanistan, calling it “the greatest foreign policy humiliation” in the country’s history. During a rally in Alabama on Saturday, Trump, a Republican, repeatedly blamed Biden for Afghanistan’s fall to the Taliban […]
The representative of the urban governance network of Khost province is captured by the Taliban
Following targeted assassinations of women; This time, Zahra Jalal, the representative of the urban governance network and the provincial coordinator of Afghan Women News Agency in Khost province, has been captured by the Taliban group. Initial information shows that the Taliban had taken Ms. Jalal and her family members to the Zarghun area of Mohammad […]

Women’s March in Kabul: “Compatriots, Come along; Rapscallion will always be Rapscallion”
A group of protesting women came to the streets of Kabul this morning, Thursday, December 22, in opposition to the deprivation of women’s right to education and chanted the slogans of “Education, Work and Freedom”. These protesting women from the intersection of Dehburi to the intersection of Kabul University with the slogans “Either all or […]
Abduction and murder of a woman in Khost province by the Taliban
Local reporters in Khost province say that the Taliban killed a woman named Nooria, a former employee of the Tawhid Center in the province. According to reports, Ms. Nooria was first fired and then repeatedly summoned and threatened by Taliban intelligence. Nooria has recently joined the ADI organization, where she has been persecuted and threatened […]
The body of a young girl was found in the area of Shahidan in the capital of Bamyan province
The body of a 24-year-old girl named Roqaya, a resident of Waras district in Bamyan province, was found inside a well in the area of Shahidan in Bamyan province on Wednesday, June 22, the press office of the Bamyan police said in a statement. The girl is said to have lived in the capital of […]
Should we re-brand virginity?
the term ‘virginity’ outdated – or even obsolete? Some experts argue we need a workable alternative to discuss our early sexual experiences. Feminists note virginity traditionally frames female sexuality as a treasure, gift or memento to be ‘given’ by women, ‘taken’ from them or simply ‘lost’. Sex educators note traditional narratives around virginity often fall […]
The whirling dancer fled from Taliban Group regime
The only female whirling dancer in Afghanistan was to kick off her biggest tour around the country. Then the Taliban took over. The Taliban sees Sufi whirling dervishes as against Islamic law. Fahima Mirzaei had no choice but to run. This is the story of her escape. This is part of the documentary Farewell My […]