A new TV show has been launched in Kabul called "Banu" (women), by Farzana Samimi, veterinary science and psychology major turned TV presenter. The show will be in Dari language. This show will talk about the problems faced by the Afghan women.
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After the dilapidated condition of Afghanistan, which was the aftermath of war the province was left with a barren land where all hopes and aspirations of the people were buried deep into the gravel.
Native women in drought hit Zabul province have...
Afghan women are getting into business, an arena long dominated by men. Kamila Kabuli is rocking the streets of Mazar-i-Sharif by selling cosmetics products.
The provincial women’s department was instrumental in setting up stall for Kabuli. It has...
With the Ministry of Vice making headway in its re-establishment in Afghanistan, the women communities across the nation are withdrawing inside their shells. However, a few liberal attitudes were witnessed after the fall of the Taliban Empire, yet again...
It is quite difficult at times to find colorful Islamic apparels; however, here are few happening designers who have made some wonderful piece of fusion wears for the Muslim women.
Brooke Samad, an ex-student from NYU and a talented FIT graduate...
Afghan women beware: Taliban regime knocks again
Since decades, the barbaric rule of Taliban has crippled the Afghan society and more specifically, it has almost destabilized the women community.
Now, with the news of the satanic power to make...
Maternal mortality number is shooting sky high amongst the women of Afghanistan. Likewise, worldwide the mortality ratio is rising alarmingly.
Nevertheless, according to latest reports, the highest number of maternal death is registered in...
The war torn nation of Afghanistan warmly welcomed the much awaited fashion show hosted almost after a decade. The gala event was organized in Kabul where Afghan designer Zolaykha Sherzad and Italian designer Isabella Ghidoni displayed their fancy...
Sports and games are to large extent a restricted zone for the Afghan women. However, this is not stopping the young girls in Afghanistan from enjoying the 2006 World Cup.
The Afghan girls today are not lagging behind in this sphere. What can be a...
In a latest development, Newindpress reports that nearly 1,500 Afghan will receive their formal training at the Kerela Police Academy situated in the Southern part of India.
The Germans training the other Afghan police personnel, has put forward this...
During the reign of the sadist Taliban rule, women barely set foot outside the home premises in the fear of being interrogated by the men. Women never got the respect that the great Prophet Mohammed laid down in his writings.
The Prophet has laid...
Five years back, the Afghan women would have never thought of even being a part of the any sport activities, but today they are national players of Afghanistan.
The women football team of Afghanistan was formed two year ago, and today they are...
If anyone had imagined that the Taliban regime has ended, it would be purely an idiotic thought. Even though the Bush led American rule had been able to overthrow the diplomatic rule of the Taliban, the Taliban's are back again bringing back the...
Trying hard to come out of the devastating war-afflicted period, Afghan women are now focusing on an image-makeover.
After 25 long years of oppression, a dilapidating economy, a renewed vigor is taking over the women community with a Bay Area...
Under the monarchial rule of the Taliban’s the women community was frequently the target of the male dominated society and even today, nothing much has changed.
Suraya a 23-year-old woman came down to her hometown Herat in Afghanistan thinking that...
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Sharon Chadha has written for various publications, including RUSI Journal, the publication of the Royal United Services Institute, the world’s oldest security and defense think tank in London.
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