Fawzia Koofi

@FawziaKoofi77

First woman deputy speaker of parliament in Afg.Ex Chairperson of Women, Civil Society &Human Rights Commission, leader of Movement for change ,WEF YGL,Mother

Kabul
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Joined September 2012
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  1. Retweeted
    40 minutes ago

    Fawzia Koofi was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize last year. Right now Afghanistan needs the voices of the world to support and determine the future of every Afghan woman and girl.

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    10 hours ago

    "This is the moment to halt the offensive. This is the moment to start serious negotiation. This is the moment to avoid a prolonged civil war or the isolation of Afghanistan." -- calls on Taliban to negotiate in good faith.

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  3. 3 hours ago

    A year ago today, I was shot in my arm. The perpetrators are still not identified.100’s of people were killed either in active war or in targeted assassinations. I participated in peace talks with a hope that we will stop loss of lives but It has only escalated ever since.

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    6 hours ago

    outcomes are more sustainable when women are involved in the peacebuilding process. This is especially true in the case of Afghanistan -

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    18 hours ago

    Yet, without women at the table, the peace process will be for naught, argues. “Afghan women have won so much. With peace in sight, we must not lose,” writes Koofi, who is a member of Afghanistan’s negotiating team in Doha. [10/10]

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    Aug 13

    Several of those MPs we are in touch with thanks to . When I wrote to Fawzia this time last year for her advice, I didn't know she'd just been shot in an assassination attempt. She responded almost instantly. Her resilience is remarkable, she deserves so much more.

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  7. Retweeted
    Aug 12

    As the Taliban advances toward Kabul, Fawzia Koofi doesn’t know what will happen to her, her daughters and other women who have worked to champion gender equality in the country.

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  8. Aug 12

    URGENT APPEAL

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  9. Aug 12

    Just visited IDP camp in surrounding areas of Kabul where hundreds of families flee war zones from their provinces of Badakhshan, Takhar and Kunduz with literally no assistance. They need emergency food and non food assistance. Their children need immediate temporary school .

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    Aug 11

    . is one of the 4 women who negotiate with the Taliban in Doha. Today in she told me how the negotiation is proceeding and what it means for her to sit at a table with people who have trying to kill her.

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    Aug 11

    Urgent Fundraiser Launched for Afghanistan’s Internally Displaced People, As UK Not-For-Profit Partners With FAWZIA KOOFI, Peace Negotiation Team & Advocate for Rights of Girls And Women

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  12. Aug 12

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    Aug 11

    Multiple sources in Badakhshan province tell me, that over a thousand of foreign fighters arrived Baharak district from Pakistan via Chatral to assist Taliban. Badakhshan is a mountainous province bordering China, Pakistan and Tajikistan and a safe heaven for foreign fighters.

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    Aug 11

    Dr. Sharif, who voluntarily helped the displaced for hours today with his personal medicine and equipment. Thank you doctor sahib 🕊

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    Aug 11

    A group of women activists, known as Wave of Transformation, has urged the Taliban to respect human rights. Led by , a member of the negotiating team for Afghanistan, said the group must respect human values in particular women dignity.

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    Aug 11

    What is happening in Afghanistan could happen again in the future if more POWER is not given to women like . Women know how to be stronger, and the Taliban are afraid of them.

    "There is no military solution to the country's issue," said Fawzia Koofi, adding that "people are in a tough situation and there should be an immediate ceasefire."
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  17. Aug 10

    International community left Afghanistan without consulting people, Afghan politician says via

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  18. Aug 10

    Time to act 👇🏻 "Parties to the conflict must stop fighting to prevent more bloodshed. The Taliban must cease their military operations in cities. Unless all parties return to the negotiating table and reach a peaceful settlement.......

    🇦🇫 Failure to stem rising violence and violations is having calamitous consequences for the people of : calls for end of fighting to ensure that civilians do not – once again – have to bear the brunt of this conflict. 👉
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    Jul 28

    بانو فوزیه کوفی : سپاس گذار وعده اعطای ۲۰۰۰ ویزای پناهندگی امریکا برای فعالین حقوق زن در افغانستان اما ماهایکه تعهد به مردم خود داریم حتی اگر ۲ میلیون ویزا هم برای مان بدهند، همین‌جا میمانیم

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    Aug 8

    1/2 If more power had been given to Afghan Women like , now Afghanistan probably wouldn't be in this situation. The International Community has all the TOOLS to stop the Taliban and its supporters, but...

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