Gender Alert — Impact of telecommunication shutdown on women-led organizations in Afghanistan – ReliefWeb

Gender Alert: How Telecommunication Shutdowns Are Affecting Women-Led Organizations in Afghanistan

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A recent report by Gender Alert reveals the devastating effects of telecom shutdowns on women-led organizations in Afghanistan, cutting off vital communication, restricting access to essential resources, and stalling their powerful advocacy work

FAQs: What it’s like to be a woman in Afghanistan in 2025 – UN Women

What It’s Really Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan in 2025: Key FAQs Answered

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In 2025, Afghan women face severe restrictions amid political turmoil. UN Women highlights daily struggles for education, employment, and rights, shedding light on resilience amid shrinking freedoms.

Iranian dissident Masih Alinejad confronts bumbling Tehran-backed mobsters who plotted her murder: ‘They couldn’t break me’ – New York Post

Iranian Dissident Masih Alinejad Stands Strong Against Clumsy Assassination Plotters: ‘They Couldn’t Break Me

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Iranian dissident Masih Alinejad bravely unveiled a chilling assassination attempt masterminded by Tehran-backed operatives. Standing strong, she declared, “They couldn’t break me,” a powerful testament to her unyielding spirit in the face of relentless regime threats

Anger after female journalists excluded from Afghan embassy event in India – BBC

Outrage Erupts as Female Journalists Barred from Afghan Embassy Event in India

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Female journalists were barred from attending an event hosted by the Afghan embassy in India, sparking outrage over gender discrimination. The incident highlights ongoing challenges faced by women in Afghan media.

WHO asks Taliban to lift female aid worker restrictions following earthquakes – Reuters

WHO Urges Taliban to Remove Restrictions on Female Aid Workers After Devastating Earthquakes

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The World Health Organization urged the Taliban to lift restrictions on female aid workers following recent earthquakes in Afghanistan, emphasizing that their involvement is crucial for effective disaster response.

Iranian activist urges global rallies to mark Mahsa Amini death anniversary | Iran International – ایران اینترنشنال

Global Rallies Called to Commemorate Mahsa Amini’s Death Anniversary

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An Iranian activist is rallying the world to unite in powerful demonstrations marking the anniversary of Mahsa Amini’s death, calling for global solidarity against Iran’s oppressive regime. Protests are set to ignite across the globe

‘They do not teach us what we need’: Inside the expansion of religious schools for girls across Afghanistan – CNN

Inside the Growing Movement of Religious Schools Empowering Girls Across Afghanistan

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Across Afghanistan, religious schools for girls are multiplying at a swift pace, filling the gap left by shrinking formal education options. However, critics argue that these madrasas prioritize religious teachings so heavily that students are often left unready to navigate the challenges of the modern world

South Asian women will be hurt by the trade war – The Economist

How the Trade War Threatens the Livelihoods of South Asian Women

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South Asian women face disproportionate economic setbacks amid the ongoing trade war, as export-driven sectors employing large female workforces experience job losses and wage declines, deepening regional gender inequalities.

Afghanistan’s Beauty Industry Ban: A Crushing Blow To Women’s Economic Rights – OpEd – Eurasia Review

Afghanistan’s Beauty Industry Ban: A Devastating Setback for Women’s Economic Freedom

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Afghanistan’s ban on the beauty industry deals a severe blow to women’s economic rights, stripping thousands of livelihoods and deepening gender inequality in an already fragile society.

Women detail alleged abuses carried by militia under commander now in Syria’s top military brass – CNN

Women Reveal Harrowing Accounts of Abuse by Militia Led by Syria’s Top Military Commander

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Women have bravely stepped forward to share harrowing accounts of abuse by a militia commanded by a leader who now holds a high-ranking position in Syria’s military. Their powerful testimonies shed light on alarming and ongoing human rights violations

FIFA’s recognition of Afghanistan women’s soccer team doesn’t go far enough – CBC

FIFA’s Support for Afghanistan Women’s Soccer Team: A Step Forward, But Still Short of True Empowerment

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FIFA’s recent acknowledgment of Afghanistan’s women’s soccer team is a significant step forward, yet it barely scratches the surface of the pressing issues at hand. Advocates are urging for more robust support as these courageous athletes navigate a landscape fraught with political and social hurdles.