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Three Inspirational Poems by Afghan Women

Posted on November 15, 2016 by Free Women Writers

  THE GOOD DAYS Sh. Rasouli I am a girl with a world of dreams, Brimful with the pure feeling…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan Women, Afghan women poetry, Afghan women writing, Afghanistan poetry, women of Afghanistan

An Afghan Woman in the Hallways of Family Court

Posted on November 7, 2016 by Free Women Writers

Rahima Safari “How can you do this to me? After all the things I did for you and your family,…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan Women, Afghanistan, equality, Gender Equality, gender-based violence

Why Do Afghan Women and Girls Write Despite Threats?

Posted on November 3, 2016 by Noorjahan Akbar

Noorjahan Akbar Three years ago a close friend and I decided to publish a book of women’s writings in Kabul,…

Posted in Blog, PoetryTagged Afghan Women, Afghan women writing, Inspirational women, resilience, she inspires me

What I Learned from Women in Sar-e-Pul’s Villages

Posted on October 31, 2016 by Free Women Writers

Massouda Kohistani Recently, I had a trip to investigate the security situation and its impact on the residents of Sar-e-Pul…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan Women, Afghanistan, Forced Marriage, Gender Equality, gender-based violence

Has Anything Changed?

Posted on October 20, 2016 by Free Women Writers

Sitara Hamidi I am a woman born in a pit of torturous traditions. I am the daughter of yet another…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan Women, Afghan women poetry, Afghan women writing, Afghanistan, suicide attack Afghanistan, Suicide Attack Violence, Violence

I’m My Own Hero

Posted on October 14, 2016 by Free Women Writers

Hosnia Mohseni Respected Sir, I have never asked a lot of you. Just for one day, step outside on these…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan Women, Afghan women poetry, Afghanistan, street harassment in Afghanistan

My Laughter is the Sound of Rebellion

Posted on October 5, 2016 by Free Women Writers

Gulchehra Begum I am a woman From the tribe of Gawharshad Begum, From the blood of Rabia. I have the…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan Women, Afghan women poetry, Afghan women writing, Afghanistan, Sexism in Afghanistan

Menstruation Stigma Isolates Young Afghan Girls

Posted on September 29, 2016 by Free Women Writers

  Masooma H. Many girls in our community feel alone and depressed when they reach puberty. Suddenly girls who enjoyed…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan teenage girls, Afghan Women, Afghan women articles, Period, Stigma, Taboo, Women in Afghanistan

What Makes You a Man?

Posted on September 27, 2016 by Zahra Wakilzada

Zahra W. You tell me that you are superior Why? Because you were born a man? I loved you, Not…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan Women, Afghan women poems, Afghanistan, Gender Equality, gender in Afghanistan

Poisoned Afghan School Girls’ Questions Remain Unanswered

Posted on September 26, 2016 by Hadisa Osmani

Hadisa Osmani When I arrived at school that day I noticed all the students standing around the yard. They seemed…

Posted in BlogTagged Afghan girls, Afghan school girls poisoned, Afghan Women, Afghan women's education, Afghanistan, Education, Girl's Education1 Comment on Poisoned Afghan School Girls’ Questions Remain Unanswered

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Free Women Writers (also known as دختران رابعه) is an all-volunteer collective of writers, students, and activists based in Afghanistan and the diaspora and working for a more equal and just Afghanistan

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A collection of Afghan women’s writings in defense of our human rights, our first book was published in 2013. Read Daughters of Rabia here. Our second book is a short guide for women facing gender-based violence. You Are not Alone derives from years of research, speaking with survivors of violence and our experiences as women and survivors. Access this book in Persian, Pashtu, and English for free. 

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