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Mariam Safi

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Mariam Safi, Founding ED of Organization for Policy Research & Development Studies @drops_afg . Researcher, Peacebuilding practitioner & Lecturer.

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DROPS Founder Mariam Safi Mariam Safi, in her powerful address to the European Parliament European Parliament, reinforced a critical and undeniable reality: gender apartheid in Afghanistan is one of the leading drivers of forced displacement. Under Taliban rule, Afghan women and

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If you’re in New York City, don’t miss the launch of our Women in Public Policy Journal & an invigorating discussion with Manizha Wafeq & Yalda Royan on how Afghan women are fighting for their rights under the Taliban in #Afghanistan ⏰10am - 11:15am 📍New York University 📅 Today!

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If you’re in New York for #CSW69 join us later today for the launch of our policy brief looking at how the #Taliban Morality Law is impacting women and girls in #Afghanistan. 👇👇👇

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Women and girls in countries of high fragility: how to support them? Learn about how organisations and development partners are supporting women in Afghanistan and Syria from Mariam Safi from DROPS and Elke Löbel from Bundesentwicklungsministerium. #IWD2025

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Refreshing to hear Bundesentwicklungsministerium stress the vital role of local voices in shaping global responses. This is why we created #Bishnaw—to ensure Afghan women’s voices inform policymaking. Grateful to Elke Löbel & OECD Development for highlighting this need. 💡🌍 🔗 bishnaw.com

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The worst part of today? Watching our Department of State remove the Haqqani bounties while knowing they still hold six—yes, I said six—Americans hostage in Afghanistan. We showed them weakness—ignoring the actual threat only empowers them.

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📘 New from DROPS: "An Odd Pairing: The Relationship between China and the Taliban De Facto Authorities" This timely analysis explores the evolving dynamics between China & the Taliban, unpacking the strategic interests, tensions, and implications of this unconventional

📘 New from DROPS: 

"An Odd Pairing: The Relationship between China and the Taliban De Facto Authorities"

This timely analysis explores the evolving dynamics between China & the Taliban, unpacking the strategic interests, tensions, and implications of this unconventional
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Bénard’s views on Afghanistan are inconsequential; they are neither credible, legitimate or inclusive. Afghanistan International English pls stop giving such nonsense space. I’m sure there are more important issues to cover in Afghanistan.

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A powerful piece by Natalie Gonnella-Platts & Jessica Ludwig of George W. Bush Presidential Center that directly challenges narratives attempting to downplay the gender apartheid faced by Afghan women under Taliban rule. It also references DROPS’ recent policy brief on the PVPV Law: dropsafghanistan.org.

A powerful piece by <a href="/yankeebean/">Natalie Gonnella-Platts</a> &amp; <a href="/JesLudwig/">Jessica Ludwig</a>
of <a href="/TheBushCenter/">George W. Bush Presidential Center</a> that directly challenges narratives attempting to downplay the gender apartheid faced by Afghan women under Taliban rule. It also references DROPS’ recent policy brief on the PVPV Law: dropsafghanistan.org.
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🚨 DROPS launches: Volume 8 Afghanistan Women and Public Policy Journal — “Afghanistan After August 2021: Appraisal & Way Forward” A powerful, all-women-led policy platform tackling post-2021 realities in Afghanistan. 🔗Click to explore: dropsafghanistan.org/afghanistan-af… #Afghanistan

🚨 DROPS launches: Volume 8 Afghanistan Women and Public Policy Journal —

“Afghanistan After August 2021: Appraisal &amp; Way Forward” 

A powerful, all-women-led policy platform tackling post-2021 realities in Afghanistan.

🔗Click to explore: dropsafghanistan.org/afghanistan-af… 

#Afghanistan
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Since August 2021, Afghan women have been the first to lose their rights—and the last to be heard. Volume 8 of DROPS Women and Public Policy Journal is a bold attempt to change that. Insights. Critiques. Pathways Forward -- 9 articles by Afghan women experts. 📖 Read

Since August 2021, Afghan women have been the first to lose their rights—and the last to be heard.  

Volume 8 of DROPS Women and Public Policy Journal is a bold attempt to change that.  

Insights. Critiques. Pathways Forward -- 9 articles by Afghan women experts.  

📖 Read
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What does the future look like for Afghan women post-2021? We asked Afghan experts, researchers & civil society voices to provide their assessment in Vol 8 of our Women and Public Policy Journal, out now. 📘 Read the preface here by Dr. Anne Marie Goetz NYUGlobalAffairs:

What does the future look like for Afghan women post-2021?

We asked Afghan experts, researchers &amp; civil society voices to provide their assessment in Vol 8 of our  Women and Public Policy Journal, out now.

📘 Read the preface here by Dr. Anne Marie Goetz <a href="/NYUCGA/">NYUGlobalAffairs</a>:
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"The Impact of Taliban Rule on Pashtun Women and Media in (Southern) Afghanistan" In Vol. 8 of DROPS' Women and Public Policy Journal, journalist Behishta Arghand explores the impact of the Taliban’s return on female media professionals in southern Afghanistan and offers four

"The Impact of Taliban Rule on Pashtun Women and Media in (Southern) Afghanistan"  

In Vol. 8 of DROPS' Women and Public Policy Journal,  journalist Behishta Arghand explores the impact of the Taliban’s return on female media professionals in southern Afghanistan and offers four
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"The Impact of Taliban Rule on Afghanistan's Judicial and Legal Sector" In Vol. 8 of DROPS' Women and Public Policy Journal, Farah Elyaskhil, a former Defence Lawyer in Afghanistan, explores the impact of the Taliban on the country's legal system and its effects on access to

"The Impact of Taliban Rule on Afghanistan's Judicial and Legal Sector"

In Vol. 8 of DROPS' Women and Public Policy Journal,  Farah Elyaskhil, a former Defence Lawyer in Afghanistan, explores the impact of the Taliban on the country's legal system and its effects on access to
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"The Impact of The Security Situation on Women in Afghanistan Since the Taliban's Return" In Vol. 8 of DROPS' Women and Public Policy Journal, researcher and women's rights activist, Fatema Mohammadi, looks at Afghanistan's security situation mapping its multi-dimensional

"The Impact of The Security Situation on Women in Afghanistan Since the Taliban's Return"  

In Vol. 8 of DROPS' Women and Public Policy Journal, researcher and women's rights activist, Fatema Mohammadi, looks at Afghanistan's security situation mapping its multi-dimensional
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"The Gendered Impact of Taliban Rule on the Labour Market and Entrepreneurship" In Vol. 8 of DROPS' Women and Public Policy Journal, Hilda Sahar looks at the overall economic fallout of the Taliban's return and offers policy recommendations for the way forward. 📷 Read

"The Gendered Impact of Taliban Rule on the Labour Market and Entrepreneurship"    

In Vol. 8 of DROPS' Women and Public Policy Journal, Hilda Sahar looks at the overall economic fallout of the Taliban's return and offers policy recommendations for the way forward.    

📷 Read