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Afghan women’s status disrupted by war

Publication date 01/04/1989 From €100.00

Afghan women

The war in Afghanistan allowed Afghan women to leave their homes to replace the men who had gone into combat. The question asked in this report is whether this movement is irreversible or whether women will be forced to return to their homes. Before the revolution, few women were revealed. The Soviet military intervention provoked, by reaction, a rise in power of the Muslims and it is not sure that in the future a tolerant Islam will benefit the Afghan women. The mullahs aspire to the return of sharia law, Islamic law. The images of Afghan women refugees in Kabul wearing the chador are commented by the journalist and punctuated by interviews with an Afghan army captain and the mullah of the great mosque in Kabul.

Afghanistan: Girls' School

Publication date 01/11/2001 From €100.00

Afghan women

Report in Feyzabad, north of Afghanistan. This region is not under the control of the Taliban and girls can get an education. School equipment is sometimes rudimentary. In a school in Feyzabad, meeting with students and a man, English teacher, the only man to be allowed to enter the "school.

Kabul: resumption of classes for girls

Publication date 25/12/2001 From €100.00

Afghan women

In Afghanistan, school for girls resumed after five years of prohibition. Report at a school in Kabul and testimonies of young girls who express their satisfaction and project themselves into the future. One wants to become a doctor, another magistrate...

Training Centre to Help Empower Women in Afghanistan

Publication date 18/04/2002 From €100.00

Afghan women

In Kabul, after the fall of the Taliban, Chekeba HACHEMI, a Franco-Afghan woman who returned to Afghanistan, founder of the association "Afghanistan libre", believes that the real struggle of women, access to social life, depends on knowledge. It has set up a training centre for some 100 young women to help them acquire the skills they need to find jobs.

A woman candidate in Afghanistan’s parliamentary elections

Publication date 19/10/2018 From €100.00

Afghan women

In Kabul, Afghanistan, 26-year-old Maryam SAMA, a former news anchor, is a candidate in the legislative elections and campaigning in the streets of the city. Several times threatened with death, she knows that her behaviour and dress are disturbing.

Afghan Athlete Selected for Olympic Games

Publication date 28/04/2004 From €100.00

Afghan women

In Kabul, 17-year-old Freba RAZZAY was selected to represent her country at the Athens Olympics in judo. With her ambition to become a champion, she defends the rights of Afghan women despite threats made by her family’s neighbours. She is interviewed in her high school and during training. His father, Wahid RAZZAY, also spoke, as well as Choukria HAIDAR, president of "Négar", an association that supports Afghan women.

A woman entrepreneur in Afghanistan

Publication date 23/10/2013 From €100.00

Afghan women

In Kabul, Afghanistan, twelve years after the fall of the Taliban, women manage to study and work as a young woman who finances her studies by being a seamstress or Aziza, who became a business owner. She has been running a football factory since 2004 and is very proud of her success.

Testimony of an Afghan teacher

Publication date 22/11/2001 From €100.00

Afghan women

An Afghan teacher, who fled Kabul, talks about her daily life in a school in the Panshir Valley. She is not paid but remains convinced of the importance of the education of children, girls and boys, despite the great poverty of the villagers.

Women journalists in Kabul

Publication date 18/04/2002 From €100.00

Afghan women

In the offices of the newspaper "Kabul Weekly" in Kabul, Afghanistan, women work as journalists. One of them, Souraya AZEEMI, recognizes that access to this profession remains difficult for women but is confident for the future.

Afghanistan on the road to modernity

Publication date 02/06/1965 From €100.00

Afghan women

In Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, traditional street scenes in the old districts rub shoulders with images of a society that is modernizing, under the impetus of King Mohamed Zaher Shah, with students in western dress attending high school and university.

Women abandon the veil in Kabul

Publication date 26/02/1961 From €100.00

Afghan women

Arnaud DESJARDINS explains why more and more women in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, are abandoning the wearing of the chaderi, the Islamic veil, to participate in the social and economic life of the country in full transformation.

Atiq Rahimi évoque les femmes afghanes

Publication date 10/11/2008 From €100.00

Afghan women

Tout nouveau prix Goncourt, l'écrivain afghan Atiq Rahimi, interviewé sur son livre "Syngué sabour. Pierre de patience", évoque les femmes afghanes : "Les femmes afghanes, comme les femmes du monde entier, ont un corps, des désirs, des rêves, des espoirs, et des désespoirs... Elles ont leurs forces mais aussi leurs faiblesses..."

Afghanistan: a society under Taliban law

Publication date 10/10/1996 From €100.00

Afghan women

Since they took power in Afghanistan, the Taliban have imposed Islamic law (Shari'a), transforming the lives of Afghans through a plethora of bans. First victims, the women. Interview with a Taliban man who agreed to answer questions from a woman journalist, Dorothée OLLIERIC: he talks about the plight of women. Some women refuse the ban on working: "LEILA", nurse, testifies to the risks she takes by continuing her work in the hospital. The Taliban inform doctors of what is allowed at the medical level: testimony of a hospital doctor on the aberration of Taliban instuctions. Finally, the Taliban ban all forms of distraction: television, gambling, music, sports. The speeches are illustrated by images of women carrying the chadri, nurses and doctors in the hospital, the Taliban and the population in the streets of Kabul, video tapes displayed on the walls.

The Status of Women in Afghanistan

Publication date 02/05/2001 From €100.00

Afghan women

Reminder on the fate of women under the Taliban regime. On the initiative of the President of the European Parliament, Nicole FONTAINE, three Afghan women will be received tomorrow in Brussels. An information campaign on the initiative of two independent advertisers is in place until 17 May 2001 and posters will remind the Afghan martyr. The magazine "Elle" put for the first time a woman imprisoned under a Chadri to the Headlines, to refuse indifference. Comment on factual images, interview of an Afghan woman visiting Paris and clandestine images shot in Kabul.

Status of Afghan Women

Publication date 08/03/1998 From €100.00

Afghan women

In Afghanistan, the Taliban’s seizure of power wiped out 30 years of progress in the status of women for millions of women. Comment on factual images and interviews of Afghan women, nurses, in exile in Pakistan.

Women’s Reactions to Massoud’s Death

Publication date 22/11/2001 From €100.00

Afghan women

Afghan women express their deep sadness at the disappearance of Massoud. They denounce Ben Laden’s responsibility.

The Afghan people against the Taliban

Publication date 08/10/1996 From €100.00

Afghan women

Afghanistan, Kabul: Women are the first victims of radical measures decreed by Muslim fundamentalists. Comment on factual images and microsiders (under the influence of fear) of a young Afghan from the street.

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