Afghan Women Emerge as Key Actors in Civil Resistance Against Gender Apartheid

Afghan women have initiated significant civil resistance against the Taliban's policies, protesting systematic exclusion from public life. These movements, largely spontaneous and decentralized, have become a prominent voice against gender discrimination. The article examines 19 women's protest movements and 1,035 protest events, arguing women are active resistors of gender apartheid, not just victims.

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