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Three Years After Afghanistan’s Fall: What Was Life Like Under The Taliban Rule?
The Taliban's return to power has profoundly affected the lives of young women and girls in Afghanistan, subjecting them to unprecedented and severe restrictions. The extent and intensity of these limitations are unparalleled.
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Leadership Development Program 2023 - Policy Briefs Pamphlet 3rd Ed.
Restrictions on women’s rights to education and employment, along with youth inclusion and severe economic issues, have brought escalating challenges to women and youth in Afghanistan. Following the Taliban takeover..
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Leadership Development Program
APT Leadership Development Program envisions building the leadership capabilities of members of its debate clubs and Afghan university students...
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Mentorship Program
Through our Mentorship, we aim to strengthen the capacity of young women in Afghanistan by enhancing their skills in critical thinking and reflective writing. Our program has two components...
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Debate Program
A debate is a structured argument or a discussion that involves opposing viewpoints. A motion is given for two sides to logically argue for and against it...

Who We Are

Afghans for Progressive Thinking (APT) is a youth-led nonprofit organization in Afghanistan that actively addresses human rights crises, with a specific focus on women’s rights, while simultaneously promoting girls’ access to education through creative and impactful initiatives. Since its inception in 2010, APT activities have impacted and inspired over 60,000 youth and children to build a vision for a just and inclusive society.

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Representing Voice of Youth

During the CSO-UN Dialogue on Peacebuilding, Ajmal Ramyar, Executive Director of APT, briefed the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) on Youth, Peace,...Read More

Two years on: Messages and stories of young women under the Taliban rule. 2nd Edition

On August 15th, 2023, Afghanistan marked the second anniversary of Taliban rule, which has drastically impacted the lives of Afghan women. They face severe restrictions on work, education, freedom of movement, and societal participation, including bans on NGO employment, park and gym visits, and strict dress codes when leaving their homes...

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