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Can “People-to-People” Diplomacy Exist Where More Than Half the People Are Invisible?
After the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, women there have been prohibited from education, from using mobile phones, from travelling alone, and from many other aspects of ordinary life. As a result, in the state called Afghanistan, women are essentially absent from both the state and society. Where a particular Details:
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