Introduction to Human Rights. Chapter 6 of the International court of Justice. Speaker: Professor Abbas Faiz, Human Rights lecturer in ESSEX University and Researcher in the Asian Department of AMNESTY International. This program was held in 8 sessions with a total of 694 participants from all around the world and the participation of academics from Kabul University and Mazar University, activists and member of civil society from Afghanistan.
Critical approach to “convention on elimination of all forms of discrimination against women” (CEDAW) Speaker: Professor Abbas Faiz, Human Rights lecturer in ESSEX University and Researcher in the Asian Department of AMNESTY International. Guest Speakers: Guissou Jahangiri; Co-director of Federation and the CEO of Armanshahr/ Open Asia Foundation Shourangiz Dadashi; Sociology expert and Civil Rights Activist This program was held in 8 sessions with a total of 768 participants from all around the world and the participation of academics from Kabul University and Mazar University, activists and member of civil society from Afghanistan.
Clarification and reading of ‘UN Security Council Resolution 1325’ (SCR1325) Speaker: Professor Abbas Faiz, Human Rights lecturer in ESSEX University and Researcher in the Asian Department of AMNESTY International. This program was held in 4 sessions in order to maintain the role of women in the peace process of Afghanistan ‘Doha’. With a total of 627 participants from all around the world and the participation of academics from Kabul University and Mazar University, activists and member of civil society from Afghanistan.
Islam and women’s right
Feminist thoughts, Islamic Feminism and its impacts on women’s movements in the Middle East. Speaker: Dr Fakera Mosawi This program was held in 6 sessions to evaluate the effect of international feminism on Muslim women and their feminist thoughts. With a total of 542 participants from all around the world and the participation of academics from Kabul University and Mazar University, activists and member of civil society from Afghanistan.
Support for Refugees l
Introduction to new culture and society for afghan Refugees in London.
Driving classes for refugee women in London.
Online English classes for refugee women and children In London.
Computer classes for refugees in London.
Social and cultural skills
Celebrating International Women’s day on 8th March 2021 with cooperation of Yar Organisation through a zoom meeting.
Celebration of Human Rights week along with Armanshahr Foundation on 2021.
Fundraising for afghan families in need (2021-2022), due to the increasing poverty in Afghanistan after the recapture of government by Taliban on august 2021.
Economic empowerment
Tailoring and handicraft training for a group of 20 afghan refugee women in London.
Support youth and intergeneration
Workshops for promotion of non-violent culture and mutual respect at home and in society.
Classes of Introduction to new culture for refugee families.
English and Persian Language classes for youth and children.
Leadership training
Capacity improvement classes for women activists and civil society activists. Relevant books and articles were introduced to participants of these classes in order to educate and help them become more professional in their fields of work.
Introduction to Feminism history Speaker: Dr Fakhera Mosawi This program was held in many sessions throughout 3 months period with a total of 783 participants from all around the world and the participation of academics from Kabul University and Mazar University, activists and member of civil society from Afghanistan.
Campaign: Action for Afghanistan
Capacity improvement classes for women activists and civil society activists. Relevant books and articles were introduced to participants of these classes in order to educate and help them become more professional in their fields of work.
Introduction to Feminism history Speaker: Dr Fakhera Mosawi This program was held in many sessions throughout 3 months period with a total of 783 participants from all around the world and the participation of academics from Kabul University and Mazar University, activists and member of civil society from Afghanistan.