A15 is a dark day in the history of AF for women. Over the past three years, the TB have committed numerous atrocities against the people and women. But we are committed to always giving a worthy response to these crimes: resistance and perseverance for equality and justice.

15 August is a black day for women. Let us be the voice of oppression on this day and shout out the silenced voices of AF women I call on all human rights activists around the world and international organizations to stand with Afghan women and support their fight for justice

Despite facing severe repression, abductions, torture, and killings, these women continue to courageously fight for their rights and freedoms. We are committed to standing with them, elevating their voices, and supporting their cause.

August 15 is a dark day in the history of Afghanistan, especially for Afghan women. On this day, the hopes and achievements of a nation collapsed, and our country descended into regression and destruction. For three years, women have been deprived of their most basic human

در اعتراض به فرمان جاهلانه طالبان که صدای زنان را عورت خوانده است. #این صدا ها، صدای عدالت و برابری است و با هیچ‌قید و‌بند‌ جاهلانه ی خاموش نخواهد شد. بلکه با گذشت هر روز قوی تر و‌ گسترده تر خواهد شد.

در اعتراض به فرمان طالبان؛ #صدای من عورت نیست، #افکار طالبانی عورت است. ما با همین صدا برای از بین بردن این افکار مبارزه میکنیم.

Many women have joined the protests rallying behind the phrase "My voice is not private." They sing as a powerful act of defiance using their voices as a symbol of resistance against the oppressive rule of the Taliban Their demonstrations serve as a courageous stand for freedom.

Since the Taliban tried to silence us, we’ve raised our voices in defiance, singing for freedom and equality. We refuse to be erased. I call on all women around the world to stand with us in solidarity. Join us in this fight for freedom, justice.Together we are unstoppable.

For three years, the Taliban have stripped women of their basic rights. We have resisted, but we've been left to fight alone without support from our own society or international organizations. Now that the Taliban have also silenced our voices, we ask you to be our voice.

New Song by Women Protesting Against the Taliban This song powerfully reflects the current reality of women in Afghanistan. We will not stop fighting until we achieve freedom and justice. These values are universal, not just for Afghanistan, join us in this cause.

These women's rights activists, our sisters, are raising their voices in solidarity with the women of Afghanistan. We deeply value this act of unity. Together, we are stronger, and our collective voice is more powerful. Thanks Scottish Women on Surrogacy

This is how the Taliban treat women, suppressing them and violating their basic human rights. To end this violence and eradicate misogynistic ideologies, we stand firm and fight with determination. We, the protesting women of Afghanistan, have started this movement for freedom

The burqa is neither our hijab nor a part of our culture. It is a means by which the Taliban seek to exclude women from society and deprive them of their opportunities and rights.

"This may just be a drawing for now, but I am certain this day will come soon. Our struggle is righteous; we fight for equality and freedom. We stand firm against extremism, ignorance, and darkness. At this moment, the battle is between the pen and the gun, and without question,

End the oppressive gender apartheid in Afghanistan. Women and girls deserve access to education, the right to work, and the freedom to live with dignity. Together, we must fight for a future where equality and justice prevail. #EndGenderApartheid #EducationForAll

These pictures are starkly contrasts the significant shifts in Afghan women's attire across two distinct periods. On the left, we see a time when Afghan women enjoyed more freedom, unburdened by the extremism and ignorance that later took hold under Taliban rule. The right side