Afghan women in the diasporas are in a race against time to raise global awareness that urgent global action is needed to dismantle the gender apartheid in Afghanistan.
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Democracy cannot be reduced to a moment. It has to become a practice. One that is reflected in institutions, in policies, and in everyday interactions. When I sit down to write this, I am carrying a grief that feels both deeply personal and painfully political. I lost one of my closest friends in a
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The women-led and organized march ‘Narir Daake Moitree Jatra’ (Women’s Solidarity March) took place in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in May 2025. Almost a year on, the following is a condensed, translated version of reflections from several Moitree Jatra participants who were at the forefront of organizing, planning, and realizing the event.
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