Life-Saving Psycho Care and Social Support to Afghan Women
In Afghanistan women are enduring an unprecedented crisis. Since the Taliban’s return to power, women have been stripped of their basic rights. The regime’s oppressive policies have erased women from public life, barring them from schools, workplaces and even humanitarian roles, thus confining them to their homes. They cannot show their faces, move freely without a male chaperone, and their autonomy and voices have been silenced. The result is a life of isolation, financial dependence, and constant fear - a reality of gender apartheid that has devastated their sense of identity and purpose.