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Welcome to Voice of Afghan Women — a platform dedicated to amplifying the voices of women in Afghanistan who are living without basic human rights. Stay with us to hear their stories, follow their news, and help us spread their voices across the world.
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From Afghan girls who live inside Afghanistan (opens the original)
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"I am a girl from Kabul. I studied until sixth grade. Then the Taliban came and school closed. University closed too. Work is almost gone. I stay home.To go to the market or the doctor, I must ask my brother. I go out once or twice a month. I cannot travel far without a man. Parks and gyms are closed.I have depression. Dark thoughts come. Sometimes I think dying would end this pain. Then I see my teachers in the online class. They are kind. A few days ago I saw messages and photos from people ar
15 August is a Black Day for Afghan women💔 (opens the original)
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We invite everyone to listen to the voice of this brave Afghan woman who live inside Afghanistan.She is not alone. There are hundreds of Afghan women like her who continue to fight every single day.Despite being stripped of their basic human rights, they have not surrendered. They continue to raise their voices, resist, and demand their freedom.Listen to their voices. Hear their stories.
🌺Daughters of Afghanistan Poetry Book 🌺 (opens the original)
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🪷 Daughters of Afghanistan Poetry Book 🪷Language: EnglishWritten by: Afghan English class students and their teacherThis booklet is a collection of poems written by the students with the help of their teacher in the online program of WDI Afghanistan. It shares their stories of solace, hope, and resilience.Afghan girls are not silent.We invite everyone to accept this poetry book as a gift from the Afghan girls.Anyone can access and read it by clicking the link below:https://heyzine.com/flip-book/
🦋Voice of Hope 🦋 (opens the original)
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Despite living in fear, Afghan women continue to raise their voices. Some record their stories while trembling, with someone standing watch to warn them if anyone approaches. For the past five years, these women have worked hard to learn English so they can share their own stories with the world under Taliban rule. Please listen to them and stand in solidarity with them.If you would like to support Afghan women and our work, please use the link below:https://x.com/wdiafghanistan1/status/20763359
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