Collection of messages from young women who are being denied the opportunity to pursue education and exercise their right to work.

Introduction

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. 

Currently millions of Afghan women endure oppressive conditions, with limited media coverage due to censorship, making it challenging to grasp the full extent of their situation. Therefore, the purpose of this message collection is to shed light on the human rights violations they face, providing insights into their daily lives. 

In these circumstances, it’s crucial to listen to the voices of Afghan girls and women enduring these hardships. APT is proud to release the second collection of the documented messages from young women in different parts of Afghanistan. This booklet compiles messages and stories from young women across the country, offering a glimpse into their experiences during the past two years under the Taliban regime. Our aim is to amplify their voices and draw attention to their dire circumstances.

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