| Author | Subject: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future |
| Insitute for Afghan Studies | Posted At 16:06:06 08/13/2002
Women in Afghan society today make more than half of the population. Women have been suffering in a male dominated society before, suffered further because of war which is a cruel phase in the lives of human beings changing them into savages, and suffered even more in the hands of the fanatics who read religious tenets differently and against the course of human history. Are they any better now? What will happen to them and their cause in the future? What are some of the methods by which their rights could be safeguarded and their status elevated? |
| Lenny Leerdam |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 01:38:39 09/18/2002 Dear Sir/Madam, I am a lawyer working on a war crimes (and crimes against humanity case) in relation to an official in the Rabbani government. Can you please reply to my email if you're able to assist with some evidence? Thank you |
| monique |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 1 replies)
Posted At 15:55:16 12/18/2002 The Afghan women then and know are so different. They treat these women like shit.I hate to watch telivistion and see this it breaks my heart.Its crule and unjust. |
| Ami |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 00:37:28 12/22/2002 have watched tooooo much on tv about the changes that r taking place over there. but they r official reports, and we dunno what on earth is happening there. anyway, hope their lives will become better and better. as for me, i just wanna say their traditional clothes r toooooooo heavy and uncomfortable to wear. thats all i know |
| Rasheed Khan |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 4 replies)
Posted At 11:21:59 01/30/2003 There should be some liberal trend and equal rights for women in Afghanistan. |
| Sarah |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 19:24:10 02/09/2003 My name is Sarah,im doing a project on the life of Afgani women berore Osama Bin Ladan and now if anyone has any info please email me..Thanks |
| Neelofar Jalal |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 09:19:29 02/13/2003 Hi, I am an Honour student doing a project in my final year regarding Afghan womens situation currently and in the past. I was wondering if anyone can provide information (books, scholars, publishings etc.) with respect to my topic. Please email me if you are able to help me out at neelajalal@hotmail.com. |
| wajiha |
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| Ayesha M |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 1 replies)
Posted At 14:49:21 05/12/2003 I am wondeirng if you could give me any information that you find on this subject because i am doing a research paper for my eng 12 paper! thanks very much and if i do find any info for you i will send you it! THanks again |
| unknown |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 03:44:59 06/10/2003 afghanistan women should be treated like any other woman in any country. Not like dogs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| sumayyah |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 10:58:15 07/22/2003 can anyone tell me what the current situation in afganistan is like, i might be forced to move there very soon |
| qadeer |
Re: Afghan Women, then, now and in the future (Currently 1 replies)
Posted At 00:56:18 08/03/2003 Women were considered as properties in the past. They were sold, as still might be continuing in some parts, and they were treated as slaves or sorry to, tell as animals. Now the situation is getting better. They can speak, they can protest, they can work outside and they can have more access to health, education, business and any other rights. In the future I think the women can take more part in the social and political activities. I wish our women don't become implementer of the foreigners. Though they can use their experiences and knowledge. I wish a bright future for all our mothers and sisters. |