Decemeber 20, 2020

6th volume of the Women and Public Policy Journal

Separating Discourse from Practice: What Does the Future Hold for Women in Afghanistan?

Editor in Chief: Mariam Safi, Aziz Koshan

The 6th volume of the Women and Public Policy Journal features 11 articles by Afghan women, exploring the progress made by Afghan women over the past two decades. Titled “Separating Discourse from Practice: What Does the Future Hold for Women in Afghanistan?” the journal offers policy recommendations to help national and international policymakers address gaps as Afghanistan pursues self-reliance and sustainable peace.

Picture of Mariam Safi

Mariam Safi

Picture of Aziz Koshan

Aziz Koshan

Introduction

Preface

Editors Note

Chapters

Women’s Inclusion in Afghanistan’s Civil Services by Anisgul Khadimi

Afghan Women in Sports: Achievements, Challenges and Opportunities by Khushgul Sultani

Women’s Economic Participation in Post – 2001 Afghanistan by Hanifa Yari

Afghan Women in Music by Nadia Qasimi

Women and the Afghan Filmmaking Sector by Masoma Ibrahimi

Protecting Afghan Women’s Participation in the Public Sphere by Sanaa Talwasa

Women’s Economic Empowerment in Afghanistan: A Case Study by Batol Hashimi

Afghan Women’s Achievements in the Security Sector Post – 2001 by Mina Nowrozi

Women’s Participation and Portrayal in Afghan Media by Fatema Hosseini

Strengthening Afghan Women’s Participation in Peacebuilding by Shabnam Nasimi

Book Review: Hanging by a Thread: Afghan Women’s Rights & Security Threats by Husna Jalal

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