Why it matters
The Taliban systematically enforce anti-women policies: banning education, restricting work, and detaining protesting women. Documentation is the first step toward justice.
- Collect and verify documented reports of women’s rights violations in 34 provinces
- Daily Reporting on the Status of Women's Rights in Afghanistan
- Active participation in the Afghan Women's Testimonial Tribunal/Court Abroad against the Taliban.
- Global campaigns: #NoRecognitionWithoutRights, #StopForcedReturns
- Collaborate with UN Human Rights Office and CEDAW Committee
After being arrested during the June 3 protest, I spent 14 days in jail. I said: ‘My home is this country — and I have the right to live in it.’ Now my report is part of an international case against the Taliban.
N.Z., human rights activist, Kabul.
- 💰 €200: Support documentation of one violation case
- 📣 Sign international letters and introduce the movement to media
- 🌍 Connect us with local human rights organizations
