Què passa amb les dones a l’Afganistan?

Coordinated and directed by Carmen Domingo

Especially after the arrival of the Taliban regime, in force since 2021, Afghanistan is living in the midst of a growing humanitarian crisis. The Afghan population suffers constant and extreme human rights violations that affect, above all, women. Increasingly, the Taliban have been imposing restrictions on women and girls with the intention of making them disappear completely from public life: not only can they no longer study beyond school, but they can also not appear alone in public, nor attend or participate in sports competitions, nor visit public parks, nor work outside the home. The last limitation even prevents them from speaking in public.

At TNC we want to give a voice to those women who are not allowed to express themselves and talk about their rights.

7 p.m.: The event begins with the screening of the video clip of the singer Sonita Alizadeh (Brides for sale).

7:05 p.m.: Presentation and introduction by Carmen Domingo to contextualize the event.
7:15 p.m.: Round table led by Carmen Domingo with Malalai Joya, Afghan deputy living in Catalonia, and Glòria Poyatos, regional director judge of the IAWJ – Asociación Mujeres Juezas de España.
7:45 ​​p.m.: Reading of an excerpt from El suïcidi i el cant, by Sayd Bahodin Majruh, and a poem by Nadia Anjuman (Un poema).
7:55 p.m.: Screening of the video clip by Aryana Sayeed - Baanoo-E Aatash Nesheen.
8 p.m.: Round table led by Carmen Domingo with Khadija Amín, Afghan journalist, and Mónica Bernabé, journalist and correspondent in Afghanistan.
8:25 p.m.: Reading of the text Open Letter from an Afghan Writer to the Writers of the World, by Homeira Qaderi and the text Where Are the Afghan Women?, by Nadia Ghulam.
8:35 p.m.: Audience interventions.
8:45 p.m.: At the end, the song titled Galeh dokhtar from the album Afghanistan: Female Musicians of Herat will be played.

Throughout the event, photographs from the NGO Ponts per la Pau about Afghanistan will be projected.