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Standing with Kunar means standing with humanity. 💙 Please support or share this campaign to bring hope to women & children in need.

Aseel @ASEELApp

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Standing with Kunar means standing with humanity. 💙 Please support or share this campaign to bring hope to women & children in need.

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Truth in every word. A few months into prostitution (I was 22) I went into a room with a man in his late 40s/early 50s (because I would have had to pay the brothel owner $40 that I didn’t have, if I refused his booking). I broke down crying from the anxiety and trauma I was…

Ash Regan MSP @AshReganMSP

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Truth in every word. A few months into prostitution (I was 22) I went into a room with a man in his late 40s/early 50s (because I would have had to pay the brothel owner $40 that I didn’t have, if I refused his booking). I broke down crying from the anxiety and trauma I was…

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“Your wife is pregnant from another man.” My brave sister @Tsihanouskaya dared to speak about the kind of abuse most women are forced to suffer in silence, things that rarely get voiced in mainstream media. How dictators try to attack women leaders with sexual harassment. I told…

Heartbreaking. Muslims are setting fire to entire Christian villages and towns in Syria. In just 20 years, the Christian population in Syria has fallen from 3 million to under 300,000. And now they are trying to exterminate what’s left. This is what a real genocide looks like.

“I call on international organizations and people who have the power to stand by women and girls in Afghanistan and provide free satellite internet accessible to women and girls.” Read this from one of our Afghan members while she can still get through. jurist.org/commentary/202…

In Kandahar, right beside the Taliban leader’s residence, women face hunger and despair. A widow says: “My family served in the former army, they were killed. Now I have nothing. We’re banned from work and even from begging.” This is life for Afghan women under Taliban rule.🥹🥹

The Taliban has banned 140+ books written by women in Afghan universities. Texts that ranged from safety protocols in chemistry, botany, to literature. The last traces of Afghan women in academia erased under “sharia law.” The future of the country is dystopia.

The Taliban have now banned books by women writers—a direct attack on women’s voices and thought. This is a crime against humanity. Where are the UN, Amnesty, ICC? How long will the world stay silent? #FreeAfghanWomen

🚨Taliban banned books written by women, as well as textbooks covering human rights, women's rights, and Western philosophy. But still world watching 💔😡 Be grateful and happy, women of the world that you were not born in Afghanistan. @DalgetySusan @jk_rowling

She raised her camera to expose the brutality of security forces during uprising in Iran and shouted ‘Don’t be afraid, we are together’ But she was shot dead by the regime. The bullet silenced her, but not her courage. Say her name: #GhazalehChalabi

Minoo Majidi, mother of two, was shot dead after protesting Mahsa Amini’s killing. At her grave, her daughter Roya, she did not bow her head in sorrow. She raised her head, removed her hijab, shaved her hair, and turned mourning into resistance. Say her name: #MinooMajidi

Underground teachers in Afghanistan can’t teach their students. An entire province, with girls studying in secret, are now in the dark. Imagine being unable to access the internet in today’s world. Just because you’re woman.

After banning female education, many Afghan girls turned to online schools. Now, with the internet ban, even that last lifeline for their learning is being taken away by the Taliban’s oppressive regime.

many girls in Afghanistan were secretly learning online. Now, the Taliban cut the internet, and I can no longer teach them.These girls bravely strived for knowledge,but their right to education has been taken.When girls are denied learning, society’s future is at risk.

Dozens of girls across Afghanistan are reaching out to me tonight. The Taliban has shut down the internet in 5 provinces that I’ve heard of so far. I’m still figuring out how widespread this is. This is a crisis. We are about to be disconnected from thousands of women!

1000+ days since Afghan women & girls were banned from education, work & public life—an open system of gender apartheid. 4 years of stolen dreams,silenced voices & denied futures.Silence = complicity.@UN & world leaders must act NOW! ✊📚 #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #EndGenderApartheid

I want to speak a painful truth: For over 4 years, Afghan women have been stripped of all their rights. If they speak out for justice, they are thrown in prison. Yet, they are not silent — they study in secret schools and stand with courage. But here is the bitter…

Hasna, a 17-year-old from Takhar, was murdered by her husband less than a week after marriage, accused of “not being a virgin.” This tragedy reflects the dark reality girls face under Taliban rule. The world’s silence in the face of such crimes is shameful and unforgivable.

Message from Afghan women and girls inside Afghanistan:- Said please share our message to all world “August 15, the Taliban celebrated what they call their “victory day” — broadcasting it across all media under their control. But inside our homes, Afghan women sit in silence,…

I am a woman who fled the Taliban,once a university teacher, yet my voice remains unbroken.I fight for Afghan women and show the world the brutal reality we face.Chains may cover my lips,but they cannot silence my spirit,my courage,or the truth. To the world:do not stay silent.