Layma Murtaza @LMurtaza07

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The Baghlan Sugar Factory has, for the first time, begun cultivating sugar beet on 450 jeribs of land as part of efforts to increase production. #TOLOnews_English tolonews.com/business-199804

Earthquake in Afg today. Apparently very strong. Our Atalan are scoping the scene and assessing damages at the moment to ensure people in need get support. You can be a part of the recovery process by donating to @ASEELApp and purchasing a food package or essential kit package. Our heroes will make sure it gets to someone in need and you’ll receive proof of delivery! #Afghanistan

Hasht-e Subh English @8AM_Media

a day ago

6.1-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Kabul and Several Other Provinces of Afghanistan Read More: 8am.media/eng/earthquake… #Afghanistan #Earthquake #8am_media #Kabul

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Education is one of the most powerful forms of resistance against oppression. Kudos to @ArefDostyar for helping facilitate this important partnership between the Keough School and Woman Online University. In a time when Afghan women continue to face unprecedented restrictions on education, initiatives like this do more than create access. They protect hope, dignity, and the future. This is what moves the needle: institutions and Afghan men with character, working together to expand opportunity, invest in Afghan-led solutions, and stand with women who refuse to give up on learning. These are the partnerships and actions we should be amplifying. #Afghanistan #Afghanwomen

Keough School of Global Affairs @KeoughGlobalND

2 days ago

We're honored to partner with Woman Online University in Afghanistan to support educational opportunities for Afghan women. And grateful to learn from a community that continues to pursue education with remarkable resilience. @KrocInstitute @NotreDameGlobal

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We're honored to partner with Woman Online University in Afghanistan to support educational opportunities for Afghan women. And grateful to learn from a community that continues to pursue education with remarkable resilience. @KrocInstitute @NotreDameGlobal

Amu TV @AmuTelevision

2 days ago

دانشگاه نوتردام امریکا و دانشگاه آنلاین زن افغانستان با امضای یک تفاهم‌نامه همکاری، از آغاز مشارکت علمی برای گسترش فرصت‌های آموزش عالی زنان افغانستان خبر دادند. amu.tv/fa/245286/

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The @nytimes highlights the resilience of Afghan women entrepreneurs, including 19-year-old Nasira Azizi, who built a carpet-weaving business with UNDP support and now provides work for about 450 workers. Read more here: nytimes.com/2026/06/21/wor… Thanks to our donors and partners.

I question Afghan journalists & political commentators that criticize the world but not their own government. Real patriots want to support the improvement of their country and countrymen, not allow cruelty and injustice fester and increase.

It was my pleasure joining you all and amplifying the voices of our sisters from inside. The past five years have proven that when women of Afghanistan get united, they can move mountains.

Layma Murtaza @LMurtaza07

a week ago

Had the pleasure of being on a call with @Spouzhmai1 @HanifaGirowal and @NehanNargis today representing the work that our organizations do for Afghan women and finding pathways to work together to scale and support every Afghan woman inside and outside the country. I’m always

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Afghan governance doesn't fail because centralization is wrong. It fails because the conditions that make centralization work were never built. The only way forward, the author of the policy paper argues, is conditioned centralization. In this roundtable, four Afghan experts test that framework against reality: @attal_shams, @ArefDostyar, @WRahimdil, and @LMurtaza07 discuss what serious rebuilding of Afghanistan is and what governance strategies it requires. Watch the full conversation, hosted by .@colkawusi on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=vOu_oC…

Well, I’m impressed it is inclusive of female worshippers. A win is a win.

TOLOnews English @TOLONewsEnglish

a week ago

A mosque costing 32 million Afghanis has been built and opened in Kandahar's Maiwand district. The mosque was constructed on the orders of the Islamic Emirate's leadership for male and female worshippers travelling along major highways. #TOLOnews_English

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Had the pleasure of being on a call with @Spouzhmai1 @HanifaGirowal and @NehanNargis today representing the work that our organizations do for Afghan women and finding pathways to work together to scale and support every Afghan woman inside and outside the country. I’m always inspired by those who move mountains to ensure safety, mobility and justice reach their people. 💛

Join us tomorrow. Link is available in the post 👇

Women’s Rights First @women_s24642

a week ago

Tomorrow, Women’s Rights First will launch its new report, The Consequences of the Education Ban on Child Marriage in Afghanistan, at a side event during the UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva. Nearly five years after the Taliban's return to power and the exclusion of

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What's the best governance system for Afghanistan? Centralized? Tribal? Federal? The question has been asked many times and there is always a different answer. Here you can listen to Afghans tell you what they think was best for their government.

Kabul Institute @kabulinstitute

2 weeks ago

The Afghan Republic did not fail because centralization was wrong. It failed because the conditions that make centralization work were never built. Force. Finance. Legitimacy. Time. Watch Attal Shams (@attal_shams) break down why in our State Above Society roundtable. Full

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I have travelled across 10 provinces and have never seen Afghan women like this. Maybe once in a while I will see a niqabi but this is new new and not representative of the wide diversity Afghanistan has. These women were probably paid in chai and roat to attend this gathering.

Naweed Kawusi @colkawusi

2 weeks ago

This is not how women in Afghanistan are. This is how Talibs who grew up in NaPakistani madrasas project how they think Afghanistan should be based on their teachings in the madrasa. This is the Talib who craves power wants to rule to Afghanistan. The Talib who uses religion

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@aishaalsayed9 Who is she? Name her.

This is the silliest thing I have ever heard. It ruins the intensity of the game.

The Wall Street Journal @WSJ

2 weeks ago

Soccer has always been defined by free-flowing, unbroken action. But for the World Cup in America, FIFA is using “hydration breaks” to shoehorn in commercials. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4xxG9vX

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I can tell he’s from a low context culture when he said soccer is the most boring sport ever known to man kind. Every other country except the U.S. thinks differently than you. Imagine me watching baseball. I’d rather bungee jump from mars to earth.

Jared Dillian @dailydirtnap

2 weeks ago

The paradox of soccer is that there's nonstop action and the clock never stops, and yet it's the most boring sport ever known to mankind.

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The World Cup is exposing an uncomfortable truth about international relations: citizens of countries in the Global South face systemic discrimination in visa and immigration procedures.

This is unfortunately not specific to Band-e-Amir. Amr bil Maroof has investigators standing right outside Qargha Lake, Paghman Valley, and Shakardarah Dam (places I have personally experienced). They search cars and do not allow any vehicles with women close to green spots or scenic places. Even if you are visiting friends or family in Paghman and Shakardarah districts, they stop you and make you call them to confirm you are a guest. They leave no stone unturned to ensure not a single woman or girl can breathe the fresh air in these places. Foreign women, however, are allowed and at times even provided security guards. Why not extend the same honor and respect to the women of your own country? I’ll never understand these policies. At times it just feels like they come from a place of deep hate for Afghan women in general. I’ll never be able to wrap my head around IEA’s policies regarding Afghan women.

Younus Ejazi @yejaazy

2 weeks ago

Imagine you come take your mother all the way from Germany to Band-e-Amir and the Amr-bil-Maroof denies her from seeing it whilst foreign tourist can get free access. Always a nation of “Begana Parast”!

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@servercookies @yejaazy It has happened many times! Just because it didn’t happen to you doesn’t mean it’s not happening. Stop denying the truth of what happens to other you bot.