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Well done, Farkhondeh Akbari jan! So impressed by the commitment and depth of knowledge you all bring in fighting for our country and a better future for all of us. Your dedication inspires.

The Hazaras of Kandir, Uruzgan, were forced to pay 30 million AFN to Pashtun tribes and Kuchis to buy back their own lands—or face eviction backed by the Taliban. The Taliban’s Pashtun-majority rule continues their ethnic oppression with impunity.

“Afghan Women asking for support to fight for equality” A call to the UN More in this article👇 Article by WFA members Fawzia Koofi Farkhondeh Akbari Habiba Sarabi #CSW69#UnitedNations

Day :1282 🏫 Day : 822 🎓 🇦🇫 Today marks the beginning of the fourth academic year since the Taliban’s occupation of Afghanistan. It’s and dark day for million of Afghan girls who are banned from all forms of education beyond grade six. This is inhuman, un-Afghan, and

Absolute pleasure to join Natasha Mitchell (she/her) ABC ABC Radio National Big Ideas radio show with Farkhondeh Akbari Jacqui True and Bella Aung, to talk about Iran and the Woman, Life, Freedom ongoing movement. I talked about the oppression of women and gender apartheid, and highlighted the

Delighted that Opinio Juris has published this piece that I co-authored with my brilliant colleague Azadah Raz Mohammad. We look at the opportunities, challenges, and critiques of efforts to #EndGenderApartheid, including the way forward.

Sadly, such spurious & dubious views are not uncommon. Back in 2021/22, several analysts of #Afghanistan dispelled the inaccuracies in this submission (& the like). Along w/ others, william maley, Nematullah Bizhan, Farkhondeh Akbari, Niamat Ibrahimi , Nishank Motwani, & I offer more

A brilliant research article on Hazara women’s political agency in the late 19th century. Thanks to Dr Ali Karimi & Ms Massuma Nazari for their source-rich work. With so few resources on Hazara women, this article is a foundation for future research. 🔗 ia600707.us.archive.org/28/items/jesho…

We are making progress on codification of Gender Apartheid in international law with women and girls in Afghanistan at the center of this work! It was an honor to host talented colleagues for the last 2 days Stanford University University's Program in Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality

#OpenAccess from Politics & Gender - Is Scholar-Activism an Oxymoron? Reflecting on the Challenges and Opportunities for Scholarly Activism or Activist Scholarship in the Politics and Gender Field - cup.org/443OYBz - Dani, Jacqui True, Farkhondeh Akbari, et al

Why are India and Pakistan — two nuclear powers — once again on the brink after the Kashmir attack? And why South Asia’s proxy wars and their consequences continue, even after the Taliban's takeover in Afghanistan. A short thread 🧵👇 taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/…

7/ To understand the deeper regional dynamics and the evolving role of proxy conflicts in South Asia, explore our chapter on proxy wars in the region here: taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/… #SouthAsia #ProxyWar #Kashmir #Afghanistan Farkhondeh Akbari

Devastating reports of suicide of young woman in Ghor #Afghanistan. My thoughts are with family. Investigation & accountability needed. Systematic gender oppression also requires more mental health support. For those struggling, talk to others, incl. professionals. There is hope

This is a great (open access) article that engages with hard questions that all academics should consider in terms of ‘reflecting on the Challenges and Opportunities……Politics and Gender Field’- 🔗 cup.org/443OYBz - Dani, Jacqui True, Farkhondeh Akbari, et al.

Remembering the victims of the 8 May 2021 attack on Sayed ul-Shohada High School in the Hazar-majority neighbourhood.The attack involved 3 explosions, killed 85, mostly girls, & injured 216 others. afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/war… Volunteers painting the classrooms days after the attack

On this day 4 years ago, a triple bombing at Sayed al-Shuhada school in Dasht-e-Barchi Kabul targeted Hazara schoolgirls. No perpetrator has been brought to justice. I worked with survivors—brilliant, brave girls battling anxiety, seizures & deep trauma. They’ve received no help.