Barin Sultani Haymon

Afghan national, American-British dual citizen | Policy/Law | GDL @BPPAlumni | MSc @lsealumni | BA @EmoryAlumni | Migration, Development, Conflict, Security

[Barin Sultani Haymon @BarinHaymon]

My report 'The Cycle of Struggle: A Human Perspective Security Perspective on #Afghanistan's IDP women' for @WRNnews is accessible here (it will be available in Dari & Pashto as well): https://t.co/jEX9RZCnIt

#IDPs #WomenPeaceSecurity

[Barin Sultani Haymon @BarinHaymon]

My report for @WRNnews on #Afghanistan's #IDP women has officially been launched. The paper presents and reflects on the perspectives of a cross-section of internally displaced women in an effort to promote the inclusion of this group in the ongoing discourse around IDPs.

[Barin Sultani Haymon @BarinHaymon]

I haven't been on here for a long time and it's beyond clear, I need to officially exit. Find me on Bluesky: https://t.co/o1dHYK3XtH

[Zahra Nader @ZahraYusufi]

📢A request for support!

Dear Friends,

At (@ZanTimes @ZanTimes_Farsi), we are a team of mostly women journalists from Afghanistan.

We cover human rights violations with a focus on women and LGBTQI+ in 🇦🇫.

We need your help to boost our social media.

Can you follow our work?

[Women's Regional Network @WRNnews]

#WRNCommunityConversations
Suffering Unveiled: Afghan Women's Struggle under the Taliban.
Author: @YaldaRoyan
Join us online Tomorrow, 7 December, at 2pm GMT. Register⬇️
https://t.co/jGdlacjQul

[Zarqa Yaftali @ZarqaYaftali]

"Zholia Parsi, Neda Parwani, Manizha Siddiqi, and Parisa Azadah are those activist whose have been imprisoned by the Taliban for months simply for seeking their right to education and work. Recent reports on the situation of these women are very concerning. It is reported that Zholia has unfortunately been transferred to a hospital due to the severity of her health condition. Manizha Siddiqi's mother has also expressed deep concern about her daughter's condition and has requested help and support from international organizations for her release. Due to the strictness of the Taliban, there is no information available about the situation of other female prisoners. I am calling on international organizations, including UNAMA, to take urgent actions for the release of these women and other female prisoners who are in very difficult conditions in Taliban prisons."

[Barin Sultani Haymon @BarinHaymon]

Happening now! Join us if you can #wrncommunityconversations

[Women's Regional Network @WRNnews]

𝐈𝐧𝐯𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧!
2023 #WRNCommunityConversations Reports Launch
🔵Date: 7 December, 14:00 - 15:30 GMT
📺Live from House of Lords, UK Parliament, #London
Register & Join us on ZOOM: ⬇️
https://t.co/lhgafLPDon

[Qais Alamdar @Qaisalamdar]

#Afghanistan | Afghan Witness analysis finds corporal punishment frequently imposed for crimes such as adultery and robbery
https://t.co/oP4YYMzfa2 via @FT

[Elaine Pearson @PearsonElaine]

Pakistani officials have created a coercive environment for Afghans to force them to return to life-threatening conditions in Afghanistan.

Authorities should end the abuses & give Afghans facing expulsion the opportunity to seek protection in Pakistan.
https://t.co/yYSmPQMRuV

[KabulNow @KabulNow]

NED presented its 40th-anniversary Democracy Award to independent media in Afghanistan.

[Samira Hamidi @HuriaSamira]

This beautiful Bamyan trip memory each year brings back happy memories but also the terrible feeling of homelessness & being far away from home. #Bamyan2015

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

3.7 million Afghans live in #Pakistan. Many of them are now being forced to return to crisis-wracked #Afghanistan.

So far, WFP has assisted 112,000 people with food & cash. We urgently need $16 million to support 1 million more people start over.

[António Guterres @antonioguterres]

I am deeply disturbed by the horrible situation and dramatic loss of life in several hospitals in Gaza.

In the name of humanity, I call for an immediate humanitarian cease fire.

[Samira Hamidi @HuriaSamira]

An emotional evening-at book launch #risingafterfall- includes stories of Afghan women after the fall. It is amazing to see Afghan women have not giving up. Most important part was meeting @haidari_batool @DearZari in person for the first time ❤️.
@WritersUntold

[madeeha ansari @madeeha_ansari]

For Afghan children and families being sent to holding centres or across the border, @UNHCR warns of humanitarian and “human rights catastrophe”. They were refugees here, and if sent ‘back’ like this, will be like refugees there. https://t.co/kAXBtLzIup

[Fariba Nawa @faribanawa]

These stats matter because it’s not just the cities. For all those #Taliban sympathizer journalists after the fall of Kabul claiming how much they had changed, what do you have to say to this?

[Zan TV @ZANTV]

Zan News: A report by the Gallup research institute shows that the freedoms of women and girls in Afghanistan have been severely restricted and their suffering and pain have increased.

Based on the institute's survey conducted in July, the outlook for women and girls in Afghanistan, as well as hundreds of thousands of undocumented Afghan refugee women who are being deported from Pakistan, looks extremely bleak.

In the survey, only 11% of the participants told Gallup that they were satisfied with the freedom they had been given, and 17% said they were treated with respect. However, almost all of them said that they still suffer.

The Taliban, after taking control of Afghanistan again, banned girls' students above grade six from attending school and closed the doors of universities for women and girls. They also banned women from entering parks and women's baths, and even closed women's hair salons. These measures show the severe restrictions that have been imposed on women in Afghanistan.

The survey shows that almost all women in Afghanistan are facing a difficult situation after the Taliban returned to power in the country and feel that they are not being treated with respect.
#zantv

[Rami Jarrah @RamiJarrah]

Doctor breaks down while reading an emergency message on behalf of the Director of the Major Trauma Hospital in Gaza.

Healthcare workers gathered in front of the PM's office in London, raising placards with the names of 200+ physicians who have been killed so far.

[#AfghanEvac @afghanevac]

We have just launched our form for #Afghans in #Pakistan who are in the US pathway & believe they should receive a letter showing as much. We will share the information collected with @StateDept & @DHSgov (depending on the pathway).

Please share widely!
https://t.co/38wzekxiiw

[Rukhshana Media @RukhshanaMedia]

An emerging protest group in Afghanistan is buying books and giving them away to those who are denied an education under Taliban rule.

https://t.co/2PHfx1LuIZ

[Sahraa Karimi / صحرا کریمی @sahraakarimi]

https://t.co/A78Mj3BEm0

[Khushal Khan @Khushal_Khattak]

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has said that tens of thousands of Afghans, most of them children, who were forced to leave Pakistan since the start of the month are in a dire humanitarian situation.
https://t.co/bhWzLFU4nG