A Cry for Justice from Afghanistan’s Women’s! Afghan woman in Europe pleads for world to remember Afghanistan’s forgotten women. Where is the British government? Where is the UN? Why world is silent? Eyes blind while millions of girls are trapped, dreams stolen, rights erased.

Hanifa Girwal, a brave human rights activist, addressed the UN Security Council today, speaking for Afghan women and girls and warning of the deep crises endangering Afghans and global stability. She called on the UN and the international community to act. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn

UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the Taliban’s ban on women working in UN agencies and humanitarian aid in Afghanistan, calling it “completely intolerable and foolish.” He stressed that blocking women and girls from aid not only harms them but the entire country. #EndGenderApartheid

#Breaking: Taliban cut internet/Wi-Fi in Kandahar, Uruzgan, Helmand, Nimroz and Balkh. Afghan women and girls, who study online they are paying the price. The world stays silent while this dangerous regime tries to hide its atrocities. #HumanRights #InternetFreedom #UN #HRW

60 Afghan women & human rights activists are in danger in Pakistan. Some referred for humanitarian visas still need urgent help. If your org can assist, contact me—I’ll share details. Stand with those who risked everything for freedom. #Refugees #WomenRightsDefenders #Freedom

Malala Yousafzai: For over 3.5 years, Taliban have stripped Afghan girls of their right to learn. They aim to erase women from society, using culture & religion to justify their crimes. To them, women aren’t human beings. She called on world to support Afghan women’s education.

It’s been 1,213 days since the Taliban banned teenage girls from schools and 753 days since they barred women from universities. Now, they’ve closed NGOs employing women. The Taliban’s relentless crackdown on women’s rights must end. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #WomenRights #UN

Innocent Afghan children, deprived of education in their homeland, now live in fear even in Pakistan. Innocent child says, ‘I was at school when police came; we screamed and were so scared.’ She can’t attend school anymore. This is the heartbreaking reality of a lost generation.”

Women in Afghanistan: -No work, -No education, -No voice, -No freedom, -No speaking in public. The only permission they have is to gather charity in the freezing cold, on snow-covered streets.

Reports: — The Taliban have barred women from attending an exhibition in Kandahar showcasing their own handmade products, including embroidered hats, clothes, and jams. Once again, Afghan women are excluded from spaces where their contributions shine. @heatherbarr.bsky.social

I am stand for freedom of Afghan women! The women of Afghanistan, like women around the world, want to breathe freely. They want to study, they want to work, they want to participate in all social & political activities, they want to travel freely, and they want to go to parks.

—1,200 days since the Taliban banned teenage girls from secondary schools. —740 days since women were banned from universities. —26 days since women were banned from medical institutes. “Afghanistan is the only country in world where female education is prohibited.”

Online movie today, 24 Nov at 3.30 PM. Raise funds 4 refugees. Cost $20 for adults $10 for kids. Viewing “Watandar, My Countryman”. Streamed across zoom. The zoom link will be emailed once you purchase tickets. Please go to events.humanitix.com/watandar-my-...

Afghan women are deprived of all their basic rights. The world must act now against the Taliban’s atrocities to end these violations of women’s rights in Afghanistan. For three years, the Taliban have trampled on human values with impunity. #Video_AWCSWO #Freedom #Women #UN

Alia Azizi, a policewoman in Herat, was told she could return to work after the Taliban’s amnesty but never made it back home. Her whereabouts are still unknown. Many Afghan military women remain in hiding, living miserably. Let’s be the voice of #AliaAzizi #Afghanistan

Iranian women showing their hair in protest against compulsory Hijab.