Women victims of domestic violence in Afghanistan
Half of domestic violence victims are living with their attackers.
When the work of women in domestic and foreign institutions was stopped, we were miserable
45-year-old Gulsoum, who worked in a foreign company, says; With the prohibition of women’s work in foreign institutions and the closure of these institutions, families in Afghanistan are facing economic problems
many Afghan mothers, women and sisters have affected in Afghanistan by the recent wars, besides the loss of loved ones, economic problems and traditional restrictions are affecting these women.
Women’s Migration After the Taliban: The Journey to New Beginnings
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