VOICED: Fear lingers for Afghan women 10 years on

The video discusses the progress and challenges faced by Afghan women, particularly in education, since the US-led invasion in 2001. It highlights the increased enrollment of girls in schools and the representation of women in the Afghan Parliament. However, it also addresses the ongoing threats from the Taliban and the potential risks to women's rights in future peace negotiations. The narrative includes personal accounts of attacks and the fear of losing hard-won freedoms.

In what ways did Ximena Somodi risk her life for girls' education during the Taliban regime?

What significant change occurred for girls' education in Afghanistan since the US-led invasion in 2001?

What does the Afghan Parliament's representation of women indicate about the progress made in women's rights?

How does Fawzia Koofi express her concerns regarding women's rights in the context of peace negotiations with the Taliban?

What are the concerns regarding the future of women's rights in Afghanistan as foreign troops prepare to leave?