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On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day (May 3rd), a high-level multi-stakeholder X Space discussion was convened to address the collapsing pillars...

On the occasion of International Press Freedom Day, we invite you to join “Dialogue Series #2”—a timely and critical conversation bringing together jo...

In a timely and urgent webinar titled “Afghanistan Women Deserve Solidarity, Protection, and Action, Not Abandonment,” jointly hosted by the Women Jus...

We are pleased to invite you to an important online discussion featuring Afghan human rights defenders, journalists, and women’s rights activists. Th...

A Space program titled “Handing Over Embassies to the Taliban: Diplomacy or Legitimization of Criminals?” was hosted by the Afghanistan Women’s Justice Movement. The event brought together political...

Introduction In the context of Afghanistan’s political transformations over the past two decades, projects of re-presentation and redefinition of social realities have been inseparable from power str...

Our recent X Space brought together leading voices in human rights,asylum law, and women’s activism to critically analyze the UN’s Mosaic Plan for Afghanistan. Speakers raised serious concerns about...

In one of the most heartbreaking reflections of gender-based violence in Afghanistan, Abida, a young woman with no escape from a forced marriage, chose self-immolation and lost her life. This harrowin...

Afghanistan, under Taliban rule today, is experiencing one of the darkest chapters in its history — a period marked by rampant human rights violations, widespread violence, extrajudicial executions,...

The expert meeting titled “Examining the Opposition to the UNAMA Plan and Proposing Alternatives” was organized by the Afghanistan Women’s Justice Movement on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 19:00 to...

On April 26, 2025, FDI (Foreign Development Initiative), as the main organizer, held a specialized workshop in Islamabad with the participation of 30 women human rights activists and women protesters...

In its third Twitter Space session, the Afghanistan Women’s Justice Movement once again created a platform for candid and unfiltered conversations among protesting women, women’s rights activists, an...