Woman's Day

Today, On the occasion of International Women's Day, we commemorate the tenacity and fortitude of women, acknowledging the perpetual challenges and impediments they confront, particularly the Afghan women, Personally I feel very sorry for Afghan Women, who are bereft of any entitlements or privileges, denied the right to dissolve their marital bond, and deprived of their essential human liberties. They are subjected to institutionalized child marriage, which shatters the future prospects of innocent girls who are robbed of their right to education. It is imperative to persist in our crusade for parity, to ensure that every woman has unfettered access to the same opportunities and fundamental human rights as their male counterparts. Through our concerted efforts, I hope, we can forge a more equitable and impartial global community for women worldwide.

I think we've to raise our every voice for them, they are equally human facing that kinda atrocities ... And we're their first neighbor country it's our responsibility.... To at least speak for them at every platform we can!!

I hope, we'll be able to make a difference!

Insha Allah!

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