"Mismanagement and inefficiency of aid is the issue. It's completely going wrong."

Suraya Pakzad and the Long, Tough Fight for Afghan Women

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Snapshot

Voice of Women Organisation:

• Founded in Afghanistan in 1998 by Suraya Pakzad
• Originally met in secret to avoid detection by the Taliban
• Runs a variety of projects in Afghanistan to improve the status of women and thecommunity as a whole
• Set up an officein Adelaide in 2009

 

Voice of Women Organisation (Australia)
Share in a Shura Print E-mail

shura_xmasWhat a great Christmas gift!

Give someone a share in a Shura

Shuras are traditional Afghan village councils and your Christmas gift will assist  Voice of Women Organisation in
Afghanistan to construct a Women’s Shura Centre in Enjil a district in Herat city, Afghanistan.


This Women’s Shura Centre will give local women many sustainable advantages, initially a safe meeting place and the opportunity to learn literacy and numeracy skills. This foundation can then support women to run their own development programs, including small business production supported by outlets in Australia. There are many possibilities and this creates hope for women in this local community in Afghanistan.

Buy a share via our on-line donation facility

 
Suraya's Australian tour Print E-mail

Between 18 August and 10 September 2010, Afghan Human Rights activist Suraya Pakzad gave talks in four Australian capital cities to audiences ranging from 40 to over 330 people.

Voices of Women Australia would especially like to thank and acknowledge Amnesty International Australia for funding Suraya’s national tour through
their Human Rights Innovation Fund.
Ongoing dissemination of Suraya’s messages can be found online at:

www.radioaustralia.net.au/connectasia,
http://twitter.com/TheHawkeCentre,
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/breakfast/stories/2010/3
004550.htm, http://freoview.wordpress.com/.

 
The Work Of The Brave Print E-mail

Afghanistan 14 Sep 2009
Every day, Suraya Pakzad risks her life to help women and girls who have been charged with adultery and "running away" under Afghanistan's sexist laws. She spoke to Sophie McNeill

 
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