Hoda Khamosh, Founder and President of the Women’s Justice Movement (WJM), is set to participate in the Berlin Freedom Conference 2026, taking place on November 10 in Berlin, Germany. She will join a session titled “Fight Against Gender Apartheid,” bringing attention to the struggle for women’s rights and the fight against gender-based discrimination.
The session is scheduled for 3:10 PM Berlin time and will feature women’s rights activists and advocates, including Hoda Khamosh, Masih Alinejad, and Mawloda Tawana. The programme also lists Mojgan Keshavarz and Kosar Eftekhari among the participants in the session.
The discussion will provide an international platform to address gender apartheid and highlight the experiences and struggles of women facing discrimination and restrictions on their rights.
Hoda Khamosh’s participation offers an opportunity to bring the voices and experiences of women in Afghanistan to an international audience and highlight the importance of accountability for widespread and systematic violations of the rights of women and girls.
As the Founder and President of the Women’s Justice Movement (WJM), Khamosh continues to advocate for women’s rights, justice, and equality. Her participation in the conference also highlights the importance of international engagement and solidarity in addressing gender-based discrimination.
The Women’s Justice Movement believes that the fight against gender apartheid is not solely a national concern, but a global responsibility rooted in the principles of human dignity, equality, and freedom.
Event Details
* Event: Berlin Freedom Conference 2026
* Session: Fight Against Gender Apartheid
* Date: November 10, 2026
* Time: 3:10 PM Berlin time
* Venue: Filmtheater Colosseum, Berlin, Germany
* Speaker: Hoda Khamosh, Founder and President of the Women’s Justice Movement (WJM)
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