In a conference recently held in Kabul to identify the vulnerability of Afghan women, Afghan ministry of Justice said that Safe houses are the sources debauchery.
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Afghanistan Women Network and civil society officials rejected the statements by Afghan minister and urged him for an apology.
It's said that increasing violence against women is as a result lack of law enforcement and protection of perpetrators by government officials and parliamentarians.
In this episode of Kankash Programme, we discuss the issue with following guests:
• Wazhma Forogh, Head of Women Research Institute
• Sediqa Balkhi, Head of Women Commission at Afghan Senate
• Achekzai, Senior Advisor to the Ministry of Women Affairs
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