Tag Archives: domestic violence

Ali Shahidy writes about his journey from being an abuser to becoming a women's rights activist

Remaining hopeful in a war-torn country like Afghanistan is difficult but not impossible. Here is why:

In this article, Dr. Nahid Aziz highlights the phenomenon of self-immolation among Afghan women and its causes from a psychological perspective and recommends some solutions.

How does a typical case of verbal abuse look like in an Afghan family? Read here.

This article highlights the prevalence of domestic violence in Muslim households and how to help tackle this problem

Sahar Gul's case is just an example of the severity of our family problems, unattended mental disorders, and our extreme state of denial. A society with these unattended problems cannot produce a healthier generation.

Domestic violence and abuse can happen to anyone, regardless of size, gender, or strength