Our Commitment To Afghan Women
Even as we measure our progress, we know that much remains to be done to ensure that a daughter born in Afghanistan has the same opportunities as a son.
Even as we measure our progress, we know that much remains to be done to ensure that a daughter born in Afghanistan has the same opportunities as a son.
Shayna Zamkanei | Posted 04.21.2012
When talk of "abandoning" so-called baad victims to their fate becomes a way to legitimize NATO's further involvement in Afghanistan, we should be conscious of the way "saving Afghan women" can become yet another trope for imperialism.
Stephenie Foster | Posted 10.08.2011
The voices of young Afghans and women reflect the reality of what faces them as a country and the determination to make changes than benefit all Afghans. As we continue to debate our role in Afghanistan, it's those young people that I hear, and this book strengthens their voice.
HuffingtonPost.com | Amanda Terkel | Posted 06.01.2011
WASHINGTON -- After 10 years in Afghanistan, former President George W. Bush doesn't think it's quite time to pull out of Afghanistan yet. "My con...
Katherine Brown | Posted 05.25.2011
International Women's Day has held special meaning for me ever since 2004, when I celebrated it with women in Kabul. Looking back, 2004 was a far more positive time than today.
nytimes.com | ELISABETH BUMILLER | Posted 05.25.2011
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. -- The Marines in a recent "cultural awareness" class scribbled careful notes as the instructor coached them on do's and don'ts...
Melanne Verveer | Posted 04.03.2012