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The Girl Selling Plastic Bags

01 Sep The Girl Selling Plastic Bags

Posted at 15:13h in Afghan Women Speak: Stories from Inside Afghanistan, V-Day by

The humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan is worsening. The rights of millions of women in Afghanistan continue to be violated, stripped and threatened under the guise of “combatting vice and promoting virtue” as the Taliban continues to erase Afghan women from all facets of life as outlined in a 114 page document of new orders and strict measures governing everyday life for Afghan citizens. As women and girls face the brunt of these crises, Al Qaeda, ISIS and other terrorist groups have regained a presence in the country.

In “The Girl Selling Plastic Bags”’ Sana takes us inside the day to day life of young women and their families.

V-Day’s Afghan Women Speak: Stories from Inside Afghanistan blog series amplifies the stories and voices of Afghan women who can never be silenced. Every day, their rights continue to be violated, stripped, and threatened, but they continue to share the reality of their lives on the ground, in their own words.

We cannot underestimate the power of our solidarity at this moment. Read and Share their stories: vday.org/afghanwomenspeak

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We RISE with you, our Afghan sisters.