To acknowledge and honour the outstanding contribution, achievements, and dedication of some Australian & Afghan individuals in support of Afghan women & girls in different sectors, a recognition & award ceremony was also part of this year’s #IWD2022 celebration.
The Embassy of the Islamic
Republic of Afghanistan in Canberra is honoured to select and present the recognition and awards on behalf of the people of Afghanistan 🇦🇫.
Ms Yalda Hakim - in recognition of her courageous service to the people of Afghanistan by amplifying the voice of the supressed and using journalism to shine a spotlight on #Afghanistan. @BBCYaldaHakim
Senator the Honourable Marise Payne - in recognition of her compassion and solidarity with the women and girls in Afghanistan. @MarisePayne
Mrs Habiba Askar - In recognition of her lifetime dedication and achievement for Afghanistan’s theatre and cinema. #HabibaAskar
Professor Jacqui True - in recognition of her relentless dedication to support the
agency and voices of Afghan women, and uniting Australian and Afghan people to stand against the tyranny of those who supress women rights. @JacquiTrue
An anonymous tribute award to #AfghanWomen - in honour and memory of all
Afghan women and girls who have sacrificed their lives to fight for their rights. Their actions enlighten the path and inspiration for many women in Afghanistan and around the world- receiver. #IWD2022
Promotion of activism, advocacy, voluntarism, and self-motivation in support of Afghan women and girls encompassed the main purpose of this recognition and award ceremony by the @AfghanEmbassyAu#SaveWomenSaveAfghanistan
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Statement of the Diplomatic Missions of the I. R. of Afghanistan
We condemn in the strongest possible terms the spate of heinous attacks targeting institutions of education & mosques in Kabul, Mazar-i-Sharif & Kundoz – areas mostly populated by our Shia & Hazara compatriots.
After their military takeover, the Taliban promised security above all else, which proved to be nothing but an empty talk from a group which still keeps suicide squads in its ranks.
The Taliban militia have demonstrated that their promises cannot be trusted. They failed to reopen secondary and high schools for girls against their promise to both the Afghan people and the international community.