Their husbands and sons killed, their access to water and education rocky, their futures bleak, women have paid a unique and heavy price in the war. Indeed, “Women’s rights always have been part of the battle over Afghanistan’s modernization.” Read Pulitzer Center grantee Anna Badkhen’s story on What Afghan Women Want. 
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Their husbands and sons killed, their access to water and education rocky, their futures bleak, women have paid a unique and heavy price in the war. Indeed, “Women’s rights always have been part of the battle over Afghanistan’s modernization.” Read Pulitzer Center grantee Anna Badkhen’s story on What Afghan Women Want. 

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