Two of the hardest working and most dedicated influential women in Afghanistan, @ShaharzadAkbar and @AdelaRaz, recognizing how far Afghan women have come. Something both of their continued successes are well-deserved embodiments ofhttps://twitter.com/ShaharzadAkbar/status/1305771021291728897 …
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Shaira Jan. I understand & share your frustration. The change & progress is insufficient & a lot more needs to happen. When it comes to personal achievements & impact, I am personally not satisfied with what I have done & know I should have done/ should do more.
However, we must also acknowledge the cultural & social transformation of Afg, with women at the forefront despite all challenges/limitations imposed by patriarchal society. There r solid gains in women’s access to health & girls access to education,
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A moe equitable, human legal framework of course with plenty of room for improvement, increased presence of women in workforce & leadership, incredible social mobility with most educated women being d first in their family or community, across Afg,
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Greater public acceptance of girls’ education & women’s public role, a stronger, more influential women’s rights movement.I come from a small town in Jawzjan & my every single young female relative is a BA holder, if not MA, while mostly coming from homes with illiterate parent
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