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Examining the Factors of Women Trafficking and Prevention Strategies in International Documents

Article Author : Zahra Arifi Required Time : 25 Minutes

Human trafficking is recognized as an organized crime and a grave violation against humanity and human rights. The trafficking of women and girls predominantly occurs from developing countries with transitioning economies, for exploitative and abusive purposes, both sexually and economically, aimed at the significant profits of traffickers globally. This research employs an analytical-descriptive approach to […]

Women’s Rights from the Perspective of Islam

Article Author : Zohal Beheshti Required Time : 22 minutes

Islam regards women as free and created them as human beings, not as slaves, not subservient to men, and certainly not as creatures of the left hand or of Satan, as some ignorant people believe. Women are entitled to all the human rights that men enjoy; they possess all those rights as human beings. However, […]

The Status of Afghan Women and the Return of the Taliban (1400, 1401)

Required Time : 27 Minutes

Women in the history of Afghanistan have been among the most vulnerable segments of society. Cultural weakness and societal backwardness have perpetuated a system of male dominance, with men exerting power in various ways to assert superiority and control over women. Women have consistently remained in social and cultural poverty, lacking opportunities for advancement. Due […]

The role of women entrepreneurs in the economic development of Afghanistan

Article Author : Negina Faizi Required Time : 21 Minutes

Considering the pivotal role they play in societies, women entrepreneurs can be regarded as the main drivers of progress and development in a country. The involvement of women entrepreneurs in economic activities lays the groundwork for national development. Hence, it is imperative to create avenues for self-awareness, guide women’s economic and social capabilities, and strategically […]

The Factors and Consequences of Gender Inequality in Afghanistan

Article Author : Eqlima Hussainkhi Required Time : 26 Minutes

Gender inequality is an ideological construct rooted in the belief in the superiority of one gender over another, often manifesting in the perceived dominance of males and the subordination of females in intellectual, psychological, and physical realms. Throughout history, Afghanistan has grappled with systemic gender disparities, notably entrenched within patriarchal family structures. Cultural norms and […]

The Impacts Of Social Media on Students’ Academic Performance: A Case Study of Mareft High School

Article Author : Obulezi Okechukwu Jeremiah, Raniel Barte Taripe & Zaher Behzad Required Time : 30 Min

Abstract The paper main purpose is to study the impacts of using social media by high school students on their academic performance. The paper method is descriptive disciplinary with a casual trend that comprises all Mareft High School students who were studying in 2020-2021 as society population. The two hundred-eighty-two students are chosen through simple […]

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