Women's Rights in Afghanistan Must be Steadfastly Respected

Heather Barr

Thursday 20 March 2014

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Four years ago, a long-awaited law to protect women and girls from violence, the Law on Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW), was finally passed in Afghanistan.

Four years ago, a long-awaited law to protect women and girls from violence, the Law on Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW), was finally passed in Afghanistan. In a country where many women and girls are forced to enter and stay in abusive marriages, it seemed a ray of hope.

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Women's Rights in Afghanistan Must be Steadfastly Respected

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