These generation of young women of my family also work for gov, non-gov organizations, live on their own in Kabul, travel to rural areas for work, study & travel abroad. One of them is pursuing PhD abroad while another worked in Paktia as a nurse & learned Pashtu.
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This is just my extended family but there are many more women living lives different than their moms/parents. Their achievements was made possible by the opening post 2001 yes, but also their courage & initiative & families’ support & in some cases despite family’s restrictions.
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Closure of public space for women or return of Taliban will risk everything these women have fought for, but they won’t disappear. They are here & they will keep fighting in any way they can. As Afghan women did during the Taliban gov, before & since.
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Whenever a dark predict piece about d future of
women, directly a few educated
men are coming to argue that women have not too bad in Afghanistan. Really? Is that so painful for
men to hear d reality about
society? Do you really believe Taliban’s return not affect women’ liveThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Remember this frightful piece? https://nationalinterest.org/feature/afghan-women-are-charge-their-own-fate-45777 …
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I was wondering who the hell was this woman until the end when I read who she is married to. It says it all. It’s criminal that either of them have anything to do with Afghanistan let alone negotiating it’s future
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