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Can Afghan Women’s Achievements Survive the Peace Talks?

Published July 17, 2015by Fatemeh Aman

by Fatemeh Aman As peace talks between the government of Afghanistan and the Taliban enter a new phase and hopes of reaching a sustainable deal increase, concerns are increasing that gains made by Afghan women over the last decade could… Continue Reading  

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Afghanistan Afghanistan, Ashraf Ghani, Badakhshan, constitution, Fatemeh Aman, Fawzia Koofi, Mark Toner, NAPWA, Pakistan, Taliban, women

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