Ghoti Ichthus
Genesis 18:32, 2 Chronicles 7:14, Acts 5:29
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HUGE social issue and therefore, opportunity for missions: Eventually there won't be any more women doctors, nurses, or midwives, which will seriously and adversely impact women's health care.
Perhaps The Church will grow via the women, as it has been in Iran and Iraq.
JULY 15, 2024 06:46 Updated: JULY 15, 2024 08:56
"Women in Afghanistan living under Taliban rule are reportedly building networks to fight for their rights in the country, Deutsche Welle reported on Friday.
The report also cites that the women were encouraged to take such an initiative due to "a lack of support from the West."
The women's rights advocacy group Purple Saturdays Movement organizes peaceful protests weekly. The founder, Maryam Maroof Arvin, told DW "We can only rely on ourselves." Arvin was outraged by the UN decision to negotiate with the Taliban with no women representation, the report said. According to the UN, only 3% of the population doesn't live in poverty."
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HUGE social issue and therefore, opportunity for missions: Eventually there won't be any more women doctors, nurses, or midwives, which will seriously and adversely impact women's health care.
Perhaps The Church will grow via the women, as it has been in Iran and Iraq.
Afghan Women Establishing Networks Against Taliban to Fight for Rights - Report
Girls are not allowed to continue their education after sixth grade in the country. They are barred from studying at university and women's secondary schools closed down.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFFJULY 15, 2024 06:46 Updated: JULY 15, 2024 08:56
"Women in Afghanistan living under Taliban rule are reportedly building networks to fight for their rights in the country, Deutsche Welle reported on Friday.
The report also cites that the women were encouraged to take such an initiative due to "a lack of support from the West."
The women's rights advocacy group Purple Saturdays Movement organizes peaceful protests weekly. The founder, Maryam Maroof Arvin, told DW "We can only rely on ourselves." Arvin was outraged by the UN decision to negotiate with the Taliban with no women representation, the report said. According to the UN, only 3% of the population doesn't live in poverty."
More
Afghan women establishing networks against Taliban to fight for rights - report
Girls are not allowed to continue their education after sixth grade in the country. They are barred from studying at university and women's secondary schools closed down.
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