After the 2014 Withdrawal: How to Sustain the Decade of Gains for Women in Afghanistan

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June 10, 2013

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The Heritage Foundation and the United States Institute of Peace co-host Congresswomen Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) and Donna Edwards (D-MD), Co-chairs of the Afghan Women's Caucus, to speak about the gains Afghan women have made over the last decade and the challenges they face as U.S. and NATO forces withdraw. Following the Congresswomen's remarks, an expert panel discusses the issue in its security context as well as the challenges of the NGO community in carrying on its work in the health, education, and political sectors.

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After the 2014 WithdrawalUnited States InstituteDonna Edwards D-MD Co-chairsAfghan Women's Caucus

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