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Undivided is creating community by aggregating women’s stories of war, and highlighting their diverse roles and experiences in conflict zones.

Our goal is to educate, to inspire, and to encourage women to be more involved in peace efforts.

05/01/2026

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They are being r***d in their homes. On the road fleeing. In displacement camps while looking for food and water.

As Sudan’s war enters its fourth year, the number of women and girls requiring support after experiencing gender-based violence has nearly doubled in two years and quadrupled since the war began three years ago, according to a new UN Women Gender Alert published April 14, 2026.

Two-thirds of women front-line responders reported a significant increase in sexual violence in 2025. Half said it escalated further in 2026.

In 2025 alone, 85 women-led organizations provided support to more than 17.5 million people in need. Not one Sudanese woman has been included in formal peace negotiations in three years of war.

They are doing the work. They are being excluded from the solution. That is not an accident. That is a choice. 🖤

Source: UN Women Gender Alert, April 14, 2026

04/29/2026

There are conflicts unfolding right now that will never make the front page. Not because they are any less brutal or heartbreaking. But because, somehow, some wars are quietly pushed aside and seen as less important.

Yet behind every single conflict, there are real people women trying to hold their families together, children growing up far too quickly in the shadow of fear, entire communities being torn apart and forced to rebuild from nothing. The suffering is not selective, and neither should our awareness be.

Every story matters. Every voice deserves to be heard. Every community facing crisis deserves to be remembered not just the ones that make headlines.

04/27/2026

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Amid injustice and inequality, do we dare celebrate?

Yes, because celebration honors the courage of women who speak up, stand up and demand justice.

Check out the replay of United Nations observance of International Women's Day and join the conversation at the link in our bio 🔗

04/20/2026

Behind every statistic is a story.

And behind this one is a global reality we cannot ignore.

Statistics can feel distant, until you understand what they represent.

Families separated.
Homes lost.
Lives disrupted.

Women are disproportionately affected by displacement and their needs are often overlooked.

We must do better.

Displacement affects millions, but it affects women differently.

We need responses that reflect that reality.

04/15/2026

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Comment: "I SUPPORT AFGHAN WOMEN", and show your support for Afghan Women !! !! !! Too often, the world's gaze lingers where it shouldn't -on the loudest shadows, the harshest headlines, the stories that wound more than they reveal. And in that narrow light, so much goodness is left unseen.

But beyond that frame, there are Afghan fathers who hold their daughters' dreams with quiet pride. Brothers who stand beside their sisters, not in front of them. Husbands who believe in partnership, not permission. Sons who grow up learning that strength is not control, but compassion.

These are men who champion education, who celebrate opportunity, who want the women in their lives to live fully-educated, employed, cared for, and free to build lives of dignity and joy. They are not rare. They are not exceptions. They are simply unseen.

For too long, their stories have been kept in the shadows, as if kindness were less worthy of attention than cruelty. But that silence does not define them- it only delays the truth.

Now it's time to widen the lens.

Because just like anywhere else in the world, there are good men among Afghan men-men of heart, of integrity, of quiet courage. And they deserve to be seen, to be named, to be remembered not as footnotes, but as part of the full story.

Let the world see them now.

Initiative: AFGHAN YOUTH REPRESENTATION TO "UNITED NATIONS"
Exec Media Lead: Sitara Attaie
Production by: CTN Production

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04/10/2026

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Afghanistan's new penal code, signed by the Taliban's supreme leader, allows husbands to physically abuse their wives as long as there are no broken bones or open wounds. Women who report abuse must prove it in court, show their injuries, and appear with a male guardian, even if the husband is the accused.

A woman can also be jailed for visiting her own family without permission. Since the Taliban returned to power in 2021, womnen and girls have lost access to education, many jobs, freedom of movement, and a public life.

Now, even legal protection from violence is being taken away. Millions of women and girls in Afghanistan are being pushed out of public life. They are being denied safety, dignity, and basic rights.

04/08/2026

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As conflict escalates across the Middle East, more than a million people have been displaced within and across borders. For women and girls, displacement strips away safety and leaves them vulnerable to violence and lacking the basic supplies they need to manage their menstrual and reproductive health.

6UNFPA is on the ground in and beyond providing women and girls with urgent care but we need more support.

We call for: warring parties to protect civilians and humanitarian and health workers unimpeded humanitarian access to deliver supplies and healthcare partners to and our response.

More than anything, women and girls in the Middle East need peace. Give to UNFPA - via the link in our bio - to help us deliver urgent care to more women and girls Photos: © UNFPA Palestine/Media Clinic, UNFPA Lebanon/Anastacia Haj, UNFPA/ Zein Khuzam, UNFPA Palestine/Hardy Skills, UNFPA Palestine/Ahed Izhiman"

04/06/2026

You don’t have to be in a war zone to make an impact.

Change starts with awareness and grows through action.

From sharing information to supporting organizations and advocating for policy change, every step counts.

The truth is simple:
When we ignore, injustice grows.
When we act, change begins.

Be part of the change.

🌎

04/03/2026

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"How long will you allow the law to stand still while injustice evolves?" Speaking at unwomen's International Women's Day observance at the Gunitednations General Assembly, Gnobelprize Laureate Malala Yousafzai urged world leaders to turn their commitments into action worldwide. "

04/01/2026

Peace cannot be fully achieved when half the population is excluded.

Women are not just victims of conflict, they are essential to resolving it.

From grassroots leadership to national negotiations, women bring perspectives that make peace more inclusive, more effective, and more sustainable.

The evidence is clear:
When women are involved, peace lasts longer.

So the question is no longer why women should be included,
but why they are still being left out.

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