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By Mohammad Javad Javid and Ghodsie Forotan
DOI: 10.22054/qjpl.2023.67630.2768
ISSN:2345-6116
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Mohammad Javad Javid and Ghodsie Forotan
Peace, as a human right, has been the aspiration of the Afghan people for over four decades, as Afghanistan has been enduring war. However, achieving sustainable peace is not possible without inclusivity, especially with the participation of women, as peace is based on the principles of equality and brotherhood, and its realization is only possible through collective engagement. Afghanistan, apart from the post-Taliban era, has always witnessed the dominion of oppressive and discriminatory ideologies and structures, which have led to numerous conflicts. Wherever there is oppression, there will consequently be. This article seeks to identify how women can contribute to the realization of sustainable peace in Afghanistan. Therefore, it is based on the hypothesis that by recognizing the official and unofficial role of women in various public domains, sustainable peace is achievable. In peace, the structures and situations that lead to conflict are dismantled.
Keywords: Sustainable Peace, Women’s Participation, Inclusivity, Afghanistan Conflict, Human Rights, Oppression and Inequality