December 6, 2020

Afghanistan Women and Peacebuilding Journal Vol.1

Women and Peacebuilding in Afghanistan Post-2001: Analyses and Lessons Learned

Editor: Mariam Safi

The 1st volume of the journal focuses on “Women and Peacebuilding in Afghanistan Post-2001: Analyses and Lessons Learned.” It features 11 case studies by Afghan women from Kabul and the provinces, examining various peacebuilding programs aimed at enhancing women's rights and participation in Afghan society. The journal aims to offer evidence-based insights to improve the implementation of peacebuilding initiatives in Afghanistan and similar contexts.

Picture of Mariam Safi

Mariam Safi

Picture of Mariam Safi

Mariam Safi

Introduction

Foreword

Editor’s Note

Introduction

The Afghan Constitution and Peacebuilding in Afghanistan by Zakira Rasooli

Aproaches to Supporting Women in Afghanistan: Gaps in Implementation and Coordination between laws, Practices and Partners by Gaisu Yari

Human rights, transitional justice, and international peacebuilding: a view from post-9/11 Afghanistan by Nasema Zeerak

Is nato the right organization for security sector reform in conflict & post-conflict environments? by Lima Ahmad

Peace through business: women’s business programs and their role in peacebuilding in Afghanistan by Manizha Wafeq

Decisive compromise with women behind the doors: the flawed process of Afghan peace negotiations by Maryam Jami

The role of youth in the peacebuilding process in Afghanistan by Samira Alokozay

An analysis of women’s empowerment in Afghanistan: a case study of Balkh province by Behishta Khurram

Health care service delivery in Afghanistan: a strong peacebuilding tool by Dr. Khadija Safi

Study of Herat women’s expectations of a post-peace period: Dark visions of the future from an already dark present by Farida Razaqi

Promote: a case study of women’s economic empowerment program in Afghanistan by Zakia Roshan

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