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A network of women civil society leaders working together to advance women’s rights and regional peace in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. 

WHAT IS

WOMEN'S

REGIONAL

NETWORK?

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12 March: New York

14 March: Washington DC

18-20 June: Geneva

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Read English, Pashto, and Dari versions of the research and key recommendations from the ground to the members of civil society, policy-makers, INGOs, and relevant groups working in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India.

Women's Regional Network

Annual Report 2023

WHAT WE DO

WHAT WE DO

WRN amplifies the voices of conflict-affected women in order to address the interlinked issues of peace and justice, governance and security, within the context of growing militarization in South Asia.

WE BELIEVE THAT

 

Women are the key to constructing an indivisible and sustainable peace predicated on justice.

OUR APPROACH

OUR ADVOCACY APPROACH

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Women bear the brunt of forcible displacement.

 

Community Conversations are honest conversations with displaced women to capture their concerns, needs, testimonies, and solutions to inform political discourse and policy.

WE KNOW THAT

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Empowering young women is the key to a just peace.

 

We support young women's leadership development by providing learning and mentoring opportunities, hosting digital cross-border exchanges, and sharing stories of change and resilience. 

Photo © Ellen Jaskol CAI, Afghanistan
WHERE WE WORK

Afghanistan, Pakistan and India make up the crossroads of South Asia.

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It has become hard to narrate an Afghan, a Pakistani, or indeed an Indian story divorced from the internecine conflict - internal or international. On their own, neither the State nor the private sphere can be relied upon to guarantee women’s  freedom from violence and harassment, or fair and impartial justice. Therefore, it is critical that women civil society organizations work collaboratively to face the multitude of threats women face inside and outside of their homes.

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