#Taliban#terrorist group bans women to attend & use #Band_i_Amir national park in #Bamiyan province. This lake have been open for women since thousands years ago.
Former gov & mil officials are at risk in #Afghanistan, #UNAMA documented 800+ serious human rights violations against them, incl extrajud killings, disapearance, arb. arrest/detent and torture/ill-treatment, despite Taliban promises of “general amnesty”👉https://t.co/nLoaNJGYbx
Hostage diplomacy targeting education must come to an end. Weesa must be released. It is our moral duty to raise our voices for those who are illegally and unjustifiably held in Taliban prisons.
Following the fall of Kabul and the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, Afghans and their legal advocates have navigated a myriad of obstacles to ensure safety; still, many aren’t permanently protected. READ more on #ThinkImmigration from member @MariamAtash: https://t.co/z6Wvl37egJ
"There are times when immigration is not just a pathway or opportunity for a better life but is in reality the only opportunity to survive. That is what #Afghan nationals, especially those....who worked with the US govt, are facing today." @MariamAtash https://t.co/EnHoA8HBvf
The last 2 years have been filled with stories of despair, fear & uncertainty, but also with love for family & perseverance by #veterans and non-Afghans who wanted to do what is right as an #American. #immigration#immigrationattorney#afghanallies https://t.co/PowbDKvSLh
THANK YOU!! Over $4100 was raised by kind + giving donors to purchase sewing machines, irons, working capital as part of Nooristan Foundation’s ‘Sewing Machines For Afghan Women’ Campaign! Now 20 womens’ dreams is a reality! Here’s their messages to you:
@nishant_talks@ndtv@VishnuNDTV Thank you for your concern. I hope the Indian Govt continues to provide humanitarian assistance, offers Afghan women scholarships and temporary visas for Afghan families seeking refuge while they wait for their cases to be processed.
Watch #LeftRightCentre with @vishnundtv | Mariam Atash (@MariamAtash), Afghan-American attorney and member of the US Department of State’s US-Afghan Women’s Council, on why the world needs to wake up to the Afghan nightmare.
@saadmohseni@NewYorker @SteveCollNY He is an Ambassador w/o a country as he and others who worked at high levels with the prior Govt are responsible for the failure of the Republic. Now they want to live rent free in nice Embassy buildings and continue to seek power while the Afghan people suffer.
Nooristan Foundation’s ‘Encourage an Entrepreneur’ program provides sewing skills, basic literacy and numeracy training for Afghan women. They are widows or their husbands are disabled so they are financially responsible for their families.