Malala: I never imagined women's rights would be lost so easily
"I never imagined that the rights of women would be compromised so easily," Malala tells BBC Asian Network. "A lot of girls ...
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The fight for women's rights in Afghanistan is a universal one, former minister says
Afghan women are forbidden from praying loudly or reciting the Quran in front of other women, according to a Taliban ...
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Can’t work, sing, travel, study: All the ways the Taliban are restricting lives of women in Afghanistan
From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech ... Even before the Taliban took control, women’s sports faced opposition in Afghanistan’s deeply conservative society that viewed it as a ...
Holding space for women through media in Afghanistan
In central Afghanistan, one of our partners has a wonderful radio programme in which they cover stories of women with small businesses, such as handicrafts or tailoring. They interview women about ...
Canada should do more to support Afghan women’s rights, UN official
Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with UN special rapporteur Richard Bennett about the infringement of ...
Exiled journalist produces TV for women in Afghanistan
Afghan journalist Hamida Aman, living in exile in Paris, produces an educational TV program for women and girls in Afghanistan. For many, it's their only connection to the outside world, as the ...
Australia Strengthens Support For Afghanistan Women’s Cricket, But Issue Remains In Limbo
Australia has strengthened its support for Afghanistan women's cricket, which has eroded under the Taliban, but one of the ...
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Fight for women's rights in Afghanistan is a universal one, former minister says
FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney speaks to former Afghan minister Nargis Nehan. She says that women's rights in Afghanistan are a universal issue, not an internal problem of the country.