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Voices
Safe Motherhood/Maternity - voices wanted!
Afghan Women's Council Peace Conference Declaration.
Palwasha Hassan - Rights and Democracy - Hands-off approach needed.
The Canadian Press
Women Without Borders Conference Excerpts - Muslims and the West Living Together - But how?
What Do Women Say
Anita Anand reviews A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
Poetry and Stories
Afghan Wire Poetry Complete translation of Nadia Anjuman's first volume "Smoke-Veined Flower"
Women of Courage: Intimate Stories from Afghanistan by Katherine Kiviat and Scott Heidler
A Weeping Maiden
by Dr. Shir Mohammad Naqshbandi Thutakhil Translated by Dr. Hassan Pashto English
Sustainable Private Enterprise
NEW!
Tolo-e Zanan- Afghanistan (
The Sunrise of Afghan Women)
Sustainable Energy Services
- Creating Electricity/Empowering Women.
Afghanistan has a chance to rebuild in a way that other countries would envy:
Decentralized power systems based on renewable energy resources that rapidly meet the needs ofdevelopment and local governance activities are viable NOW
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World of Women Business Market
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the first place where women’s business services and production is extended to the people -.
provides various kinds of services and products, handicrafts, restaurant, clothing, women's gym, diagnostic clinic and more. Come shop with us. Address: Silo Road, opposite Ariana Kabul Hotel, Kote Sangi, Kabul.
Training Materials
Gender Mainstreaming Guide for Afghan Civil Society - Counterpart International
Outreach to Afghan Women Guide- Counterpart International
Gender Mainstreaming Manual (2007) UNDP/MoWA pdf
Gender Awareness Training Manual - Counterpart International (Dari) pdf
A Toollkit for Progressive Policymakers in Developing Countries by Sophie Sutcliffe and Julius Court
(Overseas Development Institute reprint 2007 pdf)
Gender Awareness Manual Handouts - DACAAR
(Dari)
Basic Tips for Fund-raising for Small NGOs/Civil Society in Developing Countries (2007) by Jayne Cravens (pdf)
Revisiting Gender Training - The making and remaking of gender knowledge: A global source book. Maitrayee Mukhipadhyay and Franz Wong, eds., Royal Tropical Institute 2007
Gender Responsive Budgeting in Practice: A Training Manual (UNFPA - Eng)
Gender Responsive Budgeting and Women's Rights: A Resource Pack
(UNFPA - Eng)
Inclusive Security, Sustainable Peace: A Toolkit for Advocacy and Action - Women Waging Peace and International Alert (2004) Available in Dari/Pashto English
News
Women for Afghan Women Family Guidance Center in the news
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Afghan Children Forgotten Victims of War - UNAMA Press Conference Transcript
Paying off a Debt with a Daughter BBC News
Sex Trade Thrives in Afghanistan
ALISA TANG Associated Press
Despite denial and punishment, sex trade thrives in Afghanistan, Alisa Tang
Malalai Joya: courage under fire Glyn Strong
Opium Brides
Afghan Police Women Face Uphill Battle by Alastair Leithead, BBC News
International Islamic Police Women's Conference held in Kabul
"When I Leave My House, I'm Not Sure I'll Make It Back"
Interview with Malalai Joya (IPS News)
Unveiling Women's Rights
by Fawzia Sheikh (IPS News)
Three Names the World Should Know
by Stephen Leahy
(IPS News)
Afghanistan Girl's Education Initiative Gets a Boost (UNICEF)
Also see
Afghanistan Girls Education Initiative (AGEI)
AfghanWire.com
Afghan
Women's Network Statement (October 2007) Afghan Women are concerned
about deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan and loss of
innocent citizens in suicide bombing.
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“Interagency Gender Forum:”
A platform for coordination, information sharing, sharing lessons learned and best practices.
[
Formerly
ACBAR Gender Working Group]
August 6
English
Dari
September 3 (Gender Training in Afghanistan) English
November 7 (Gender Training in Afghanistan II) English
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Job Vacancies
Two vacancies: Trainers for ToT on non-violence
News and Advocacy
New Facebook Page - Afghan Women's Rights - Please Join!!
Some recent statements regarding the Shia Family Law
Statement of Women's Civil Movement of Afghanistan
Afghan Civil Society Statement
Canadian Women for Afghan Women - It's criminal not cultural!
Letter to Media - Glyn Strong and Fiona Hodgson
Shia Family Law in the News
Three Cheers for Afghan Women
Return to Servitude
What You Should Know About Women's Rights in Afghanistan - Anand Gopal
If not Amended, Law is an Offence to Hazaras: Mohaqiq
Afghan Clerics Defend the Law
Afghan Ministers, MPs and Civil Society Protest the Law
Taleban, the Sequel?
Karzai orders review
Sydney Morning Herald - Karzai Orders Review
Shia Family Law - Karzai signs "Rape Law" The Times
The Guardian
The Independent
The New York Times
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Other News
Women for Afghan Women Family Guidance Center in the news
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Afghan Children Forgotten Victims of War - UNAMA Press Conference Transcript
Paying off a Debt with a Daughter BBC News
Sex Trade Thrives in Afghanistan
ALISA TANG Associated Press
Despite denial and punishment, sex trade thrives in Afghanistan, Alisa Tang
Malalai Joya: courage under fire Glyn Strong
Opium Brides
Afghan Police Women Face Uphill Battle by Alastair Leithead, BBC News
International Islamic Police Women's Conference held in Kabul
"When I Leave My House, I'm Not Sure I'll Make It Back"
Interview with Malalai Joya (IPS News)
Unveiling Women's Rights
by Fawzia Sheikh (IPS News)
Three Names the World Should Know
by Stephen Leahy
(IPS News)
Afghanistan Girl's Education Initiative Gets a Boost (UNICEF)
Also see
Afghanistan Girls Education Initiative (AGEI)
AfghanWire.com
Afghan Women's Network Statement (October 2007) Afghan Women are concerned about deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan and loss of innocent citizens in suicide bombing.
Women's District Development Assemblies in Panjshir Province - UNDP National Area-Based Development Programme (NABDPll)
Nancy Hatch Dupree's "An Historical Guide to Afghanistan" available on line.
The US-Afghan Women's Council (USAWC) Ninth Semi-Annual Meeting Convened
US House Approves Afghanistan Aid Bill with Provisions for Afghan Women and Girls
Herat Women Thirst for Education by Sadeq Behnam andSudabah Afzali for IWPR
Women for Afghan Women News and Resources
Website
Reports, Resources and Publications
Women's Participation in Domestic Violence Health Policy - Afghanistan
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