
Jahanzeb Wesa
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Human Rights Defender | Independent journalist for women and human rights violations worldwide. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #StandUpForHumanRights
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Hanifa Girwal, a brave human rights activist, addressed the UN Security Council today, speaking for Afghan women and girls and warning of the deep crises endangering Afghans and global stability. She called on the UN and the international community to act. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn
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A political analyst stated on TV that while daughters of senior Taliban officials study at universities in Islamabad and Qatar, Afghan girls are banned from education in the name of ‘haram.’ He questioned: if education is forbidden, why are their daughters allowed to study?
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Afghan brave female journalist Fawzia Wahdat confronts Taliban reps in Berlin: “If you have a conscience, come out and answer us! You killed our women, our fathers and brothers. You stole our rights. You have no respect for democracy. How dare you speak in a democratic country?”
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Amid rising unrest, a group of Afghan women and girls in Afghanistan took to the streets despite threats, chanting “Bread, Work, Education” and demanding basic rights. Videos show them burning images of Taliban leaders and shouting “Death to the Taliban.” #LetAfghanGirlsLearn
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This is the reality of Afghan women today: She can beg, but not study. No rights. No education. No freedom. Because an educated woman has power, and the Taliban fear that. Afghan women are fighting for freedom. Will you stand with them? #15August #FreeAfghanWomen #HRW #UN
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A group of Afghan women human rights activists are in danger, waiting for safety in Brazil. They can’t get criminal record certificates. We urge UNHCR & the Brazilian gov’t to help. Please share & be their voice. Contact me for more info. #SupportAfghanWomen #Afghanistan #UN
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Update; that Malak Akbar was a dedicated community volunteer who supported vulnerable families and regularly distributed pens and notebooks to young girls and children. In this video, he is seen helping people who are workers, struggling, and unable to secure even a piece of bread. Shortly afterward, he was detained by the Taliban. His whereabouts remain unknown, and his family is in deep fear and uncertainty.
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Zulala Hashimi, a well-known Afghan singer from Nangarhar, says her marriage was forced. After disappearing, she was moved to a safe country, leaving behind her young child. Her story reflects a harsh reality: Afghan women are too often punished for being women and mothers.
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Arzo’s tears are for going to school and freedom. Last year she finished sixth grade, but ban on girls’ secondary education has denied her the chance to learn and reunite with her close friends. Million of Afghan girls are banned from schooling. #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #BBC_Report
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This brave Afghan woman, in tears at the UK Parliament, says: “I am at peace, but women and girls in Afghanistan suffer. Why has the world forgotten them?” Countries and organizations different meeting for Afghan women must share real results with them. Women need real action!
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On the eve of #IWD2026 at UN Secretariat in NYC, Malala Yousafzai Yousafzai said that after Taliban takeover, women and girls in Afghanistan have been erased from public life, no schools, no sports, no singing, no poetry, and called on world to recognize it as gender apartheid and act.
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This is pride of Afghan women! Sayara Rahmani, Afghan refugee, secured the top spot in France’s Exile Parliament with highest votes. She represents countless brave, exiled women whose rights were stolen in Afghanistan. One day, these chains will break. Afghan women will rise.
Jahanzeb Wesa147,518 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

“We don’t want anything from them except our rights.” Firooza Amiri and Benafsha Hashim are demanding the ICC recognize them as a refugee cricket team in Australia. So far, silence. World that lectures on human rights is shamefully quiet when it comes to Afghan women and girls.
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Afghan female journalist Hasina Rafi says she has lived for three months under the rain in Islamabad with hundreds of women and children who fled Taliban threats. We have no support, no shelter, & now face deportation by Pakistani police, while UNHCR and others countries silent.
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#URGENT: With Kabul’s first snowfall, women sought a brief moment of freedom after years under Taliban rule. Before the snow could settle, Taliban enforcers chased, shouted at, and terrorized them. Afghan women are denied joy, freedom, and dignity. This is gender apartheid.
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Shabnam, Afghan women’s rights activist, recited a powerful poem on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, capturing the pain of women & the hope for Afghanistan’s freedom. Her words brought tears to all, united in solidarity for women’s liberation.
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