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How you can take action for women in Afghanistan

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How you can take action for women in Afghanistan today

Women in Afghanistan are facing violence and uncertainty. Whatever happens in the coming days, we hold true to the idea that women can and should help shape the future of Afghanistan. Our international community of supporters matters now more than ever.

We've put together a list of actions you can take today to show your support. Every action, no matter how small, can help make a difference.

 

Your support will ensure women in Afghanistan are not forgotten.
Your support will ensure women in Afghanistan are not forgotten.

Donate to the Emergency Appeal for women in Afghanistan

Donate to help our team find practical, safe solutions so that we can continue to operate and make a positive difference for the people of Afghanistan who have already suffered far too much and who deserve peace and prosperity.

Women in Afghanistan need our support.
Women in Afghanistan need our support.

Share our letter calling on the UK government to take action

We call on Boris Johnson and the UK Government to immediately assist Afghan women leaders, activists and negotiators who are now at imminent risk.

Please read and share our letter. 

Contact your local MP and demand action from the UK government.
Contact your local MP and demand action from the UK government.

Contact your local MP

Reach out to your local MP, share the demands outlined in our letter and request that Afghan women leaders, activists and negotiators are not abandoned.

Sign this petition to show you stand with Afghan women and girls.
Sign this petition to show you stand with Afghan women and girls.

Sign the petition to show you stand with Afghan women and girls

Protect the freedom and safety of Afghan women and girls.

Sign and share this petition to show the UK government you stand with Afghan women and girls.

Some 400,000 Afghans have been forced from their homes since the beginning of the year. Photo: UNHCR/Edris Lutfi
Some 400,000 Afghans have been forced from their homes since the beginning of the year. Photo: UNHCR/Edris Lutfi

Support UNHCR call to keep borders open to Afghans seeking Asylum

UNHCR is calling on countries neighbouring Afghanistan to keep their borders open in light of the intensifying crisis in Afghanistan.

An inability to seek safety may risk innumerable civilian lives. UNHCR stands ready to help national authorities scale up humanitarian responses as needed.

Use your voice and your social media channels to spread awareness.
Use your voice and your social media channels to spread awareness.

Spread the word

Use your social media channels to help spread the word. Share information from reputable organisations, news outlets and activists on the ground.

Follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for regular updates on the situation in Afghanistan.

Stronger Women, Stronger Nations programme participants in Rwanda. Photo: Serrah Galos
Stronger Women, Stronger Nations programme participants in Rwanda. Photo: Serrah Galos

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