Statements

Twenty-five civil society representatives and women leaders from Afghanistan express support for Lana Zaki Nusseibeh’s candidacy for UN Secretary-General, calling for women’s leadership, inclusive diplomacy, multilateral cooperation, and meaningful participation in peacebuilding.

Afghanistan's women's protest movements and civil society activists issue a statement calling on Uzbekistan to speak out against violations of women's rights in Afghanistan.

Education Is a Right, Not a Privilege On the occasion of International Literacy Day, the Women’s Justice Movement reaffirms that education and acce...

Date: 7 August 2026 Occasion: Fifth Anniversary of the Taliban’s Return to Power in Afghanistan on 15 August 2021 Type of Event: Protest Dialogue an...

Between Suppression and Exile: The Fate of Afghan Women Protesters in the Cycle of Threats and Forced Return 2026 This investigative report has...

To the free women and people of Afghanistan, human rights organizations, and the international community! We, the members of the "Women Justice Mov...

We, a coalition of human rights and women's rights organizations, networks, and associations, hereby express our strongest condemnation and deepest co...

Today, May 3, 2026, the world marks World Press Freedom Day while in Afghanistan, nearly five years under Taliban rule have led to the steady extingui...

May 1st, International Workers’ Day, is a moment to honor human dignity, social justice, and the fundamental rights of workers who form the backbone o...

The Women’s Justice Movement strongly condemns the armed attack against civilians in Deh Mehr area, Injil District of Herat Province, in the strongest...

For more than four years, absolute darkness has cast a shadow over the destiny of millions of girls in Afghanistan, as the fundamental right to educat...

The Women’s Justice Movement marks April 24, the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace, at a time when Afghanistan continues to...