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⏲ Duration: 1 min 46 sec
✓ Published: 15-Jan-2022
✓ Published: 15-Jan-2022
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girls education in Afghanistan
girls education in Afghanistan
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_aryana-resurrected.webp "The name ARYANA means “holy one”. Many decades ago, the nation of ARYANA was forcefully transitioned into becoming AFGHANISTAN, the land of seven tribes. This period of rule, brought tremendous suffering, especially for the women and girls of the nation. Outsiders entered and exited, raping the land of its resources until it was useless to invaders and too broken for the tribal war lords to make use of. Afghan men gave up on the nation.nnFinally, the women came out of the shadows. Slowly, th")
_erased-women-veronique-sapin.webp "We have a duty of remembrance towards the persons who were murdered because of their involvement to the human rights defense. This video speaks about some women who lost their life because they were women's rights defenders. The list is unfortunatly incomplete. This video is an act of resistance.nnList of mentioned women in the video:nnSitara Achakzai : provincial official known for fighting for women's rights : murdered in Afghanistan, Kandahar, April 13th 2009 nEsperanza Amaris Miranda : membe")
_fighting-for-girls39-education-in-afghanistan-human-rights-watch.webp "This video is a collection of the women's stories about their own educational journey and why it has been so impactful in their lives.")
_dangers-on-the-way-to-school.webp "DANGERS ON THE WAY TO SCHOOL is an online awareness campaign, part of Human Rights Watch‘s special feature titled “The War For Girl’s Education in Afghanistan”, included in an extensive report on the topic. The report describes how, as security in the country worsens and international donors disengage from Afghanistan, progress made toward getting girls into school has stalled. It is based on 249 interviews in Kabul, Kandahar, Balkh, and Nangarhar provinces, mostly with girls ages 11 to")
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