Protecting education should be at the centre of peace negotiations in Afghanistan. Lauryn Oates looks at what is happening in Afghanistan and how the gains made are at risk. Learn

I had to find them – kidnapped filmmaker Mellissa Fung on her mission to find the Boko Haram girls After being abducted on assignment in Afghanistan, journalist Mellissa Fung shares

The war on children and education in Afghanistan should be our war too Read the op-ed by CW4WAfghan executive director Lauryn Oates recently published in OpenCanada:"Today, the men, women and children

Once again we struggle to find the words to convey our sorrow, shock and outrage at another horrific attack on Afghan civilians, this time targeting victims based on both their

CW4WAfghan Committed to Its Mission Now More Than Ever Dear CW4WAfghan Supporters, We are significantly increasing our advocacy activities, which involves costs. We appreciate your support and encourage you to click

 In this article, CW4WAfghan Executive Director Lauryn Oates talks about the role of education, which is the mission of CW4WAfghan, and how the shuttering of schools further amplified the dismal

Sign the petition demanding that President Biden and Congress recognize that Afghan women’s rights must be assured along with peace with the Taliban. The people of Afghanistan are yearning for

Afghan human rights leader Dr. Sima Samar talks to Sally Armstrong about the Taliban, the peace process and the fight to save 20 years of progress in her country.

Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan stands in shock, sorrow and condemnation of the most recent targeted attacks on women and civil society actors in locations across Afghanistan, including those

Afghan women protest letter to US Special Representative for Afghanistan peaceAfghan women Network, Women Coalition for Peace “Our Voice, Our Future” Serial number: 160Date: March 4, 2021Kabul – Afghanistan Where