Letters from Afghanistan
A joint project by Victory Afghanistan and WRN Afghanistan to bring you the words of Afghan girls and women demanding their rights to education, life and freedom.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 8 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 24 days ago |
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Dina
My name is Dina, I am sixteen years old from Herat province.
When the Taliban closed the doors of schools and banned secondary and higher education for girls, my life changed drastically. School was not only a place to study for me;...
Five years later
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It is five years since the Taliban’s return to power and the re‑establishment of sex-based apartheid in Afghanistan. Today, women and girls in Afghanistan have no rights or freedoms as human beings.
These are some of the human righ...
July letters from Afghanistan
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On June 24, 2026, King Charles III welcomed the exiled Afghan women’s cricket team at Clarence House in London, recognising their courage and resilience after fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban banned women’s sport. This royal meeti...
Letters for June
Updates from our network
Congratulations to Sara, our Afghanistan Country Contact, on winning the Rights & Leadership Award named after Amel Zenoune-Zouani.
Amel was an Algerian law student who was tragically murdered by fundamentalists...
Letters from Afghanistan May
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FIFA allows Afghan women’s football team to play in international competitions.
On April 29, the FIFA Council approved a momentous amendment to the FIFA Governance Regulations, which enables Afghan female players – including...
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