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AFGHANISTAN - WOMEN
& CHILDREN LEGAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
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The
Afghanistan Women and Children Legal Research Foundation (WCLRF) was
established in March, 2003 with the efforts of a group of Afghan women lawyers.
WCLRF is conducting different research and advocacy projects on women and
children rights in Afghanistan. WCLRF is legally registered organization by the
Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Women Affairs and is a member of Afghan Women
Network (AWN)
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Link to Website Page with FULL
REPORT:
Website with Report Table of
Contents:
Women
Economic Independence in Afghanistan
Contents
Research team members
Chapter One
Introduction and Report summary
Research method
Data collection (surveyed areas)
Norms and principles
Research difficulties
Number of interviewed people
Chapter Two
General concepts discussed in regard with
women economic independence
1.
What is economy?
2.
What does economy
means for women?
3.
What is the purpose of
economic independence of women?
Chapter Three
Sources of economical power for women in
Sharia
1- Economic rights of women in Islam
2- Economic rights of women in the laws of Afghanistan -
Civil Laws of Afghanistan
3- Economic rights of women in international treaties
Chapter Four
Historical background of women employment
Legal background of women employment in Afghanistan
Number of employed women and men in Afghanistan
Chapter Five
Research findings
1- Kind of economic activities of women
a. Household work
b. Work in governmental and nongovernmental offices
c. Work in private industries
d. Work in the field of business
2- Barriers and difficulties
3- Income level
4- Ways of expending
5- Role of women independent economy in the equality of
rights
1- The right to freedom of expression
2- Right to political Participation
3- Right to Housing
4- Right to marriage
5- Right to health
6- Women economic role in home (work without payment)
7- Woman: producer or consumer
8- Our Stories (experience of successful women in
business and economy)
9- Negative effects of inequality and economic dependence
of women
10- Causes of women economic inequality in Afghanistan
Chapter Six
Conclusion and Recommendation
Conclusion
Recommendation
Annexes
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