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  • Author: WJM

  • 01 May 2026

Interview

From the Cells of Kabul to Global Tribunals: An Interview with Parwana Ibrahimkhel Najrabi

"I felt only my body was in exile, while my soul remained in the streets of Kabul." These are the words of Parwana Ibrahimkhel Najrabi, a symbol of de...

  • Author: Hamia Naderi

  • 13 April 2026

Women’s Voices

Maryam Wafa: From Pursuit to Exile — A Trans Woman’s Flight Across Borders and Into Uncertainty

Maryam Wafa: From Pursuit to Exile A Trans Woman’s Flight Across Borders and Into Uncertainty “Maryam Wafa” is not her real name. It has been change...

  • Author: WJM

  • 07 April 2026

Interview

Exclusive Interview: Zholia Parsi on Resistance, Detention, and the Struggle Within Prison Walls

Introduction: Jolia Parsi is among the prominent women who, following the Taliban's return to power, has represented the voice of protest and the dem...

  • Author: WJM

  • 07 April 2026

Women’s Voices

Frozen in the Station of "Until Further Notice": A Story of Eternal Betrayal

By: Roya Arya A phrase has been born in our geography whose weight has crushed the dreams of an entire generation: "Until Further Notice" (Amr-e-Th...

  • Author: WJM

  • 04 April 2026

Women’s Voices

From Shuttered Schools to Secret Living Rooms: The Badakhshan Girl Defying the Ban to Teach English

By Maryam Azarakhsh FAIZABAD, Afghanistan – In a narrow, winding alleyway in the rugged highlands of Faizabad, the wooden gate of an old house crea...

  • Author: WJM

  • 03 April 2026

Women’s Voices

Between Tradition and Hope: A Woman’s Perspective on Life in Afghanistan

Author: Amina Farhadi – Afghan Woman and Social Commentator As an Afghan woman, I have always seen life here as layered and complex. We live in a p...

  • Author: WJM

  • 31 March 2026

Women’s Voices

Static and Shadows: A Secret Seminar in the Backseat

By: Maryam (Pseudonym) It is 8:15 PM—the hour when the city’s heart begins to beat with a different kind of fear. Our car is paralyzed in the neon-...

  • Author: WJM

  • 31 March 2026

Women’s Voices

The 1,825-Day Eclipse: My Life as a Judge in Exile at Home

By: Malala Rana For five years, the heavy iron gates of my school have remained locked. To the world, "five" is just a number in a headline. To me,...

  • Author: WJM

  • 23 October 2025

Women’s Voices

From Kabul to Islamabad: Afghan Migrants Caught Between Taliban Policies and Pakistan’s Neglect

By: Layla Noor  Afghan migrants living in Pakistan describe a worsening situation following recent border tensions between Taliban forces and Pakistani military. Many report landlords refusing to r...

  • Author: WJM

  • 19 October 2025

Women’s Voices

Family Violence: Hidden Scars on Young Minds Amid Outdated Disciplinary Norms

Mina Safavi Across the globe, what many still view as traditional "tough love" in parenting is inflicting profound, often invisible, psychological damage on children. In regions like A...

  • Author: WJM

  • 19 October 2025

Women’s Voices

Miscarriage and Lack of Medical Care: Afghan Women Face Harrowing Journeys Back Home

By Nahid Farhadi As the forced return of Afghan migrants from Pakistan and Iran continues, the journey back home has become extremely difficult for many families. Women and children face severe sho...

  • Author: WJM

  • 10 October 2025

Women’s Voices

Taliban Have Crippled Services For Disabled Afghans, Says Tribunal Prosecutor

Benafsha Yaqoobi, the prosecutor at the People’s Tribunal for Afghan women, said that the Taliban have completely dismantled the rights and support systems for persons with disabilities since return...

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