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In our context of propaganda in Quebec and Canada, here are voices of Afghan women!

RAWA statement on the International Women's Days (March 8, 2007)

As long as the fundamentalists are in power, there will be no end to the oppressions and crimes against Afghan women [8 mars, 2007]

The US government and its allies have committed an unforgivable betrayal to our people by mounting the Jehadi mafias in the power. They have left no doubt for our people and the world that they are after their own global and regional interests and that they have no use for stability, freedom and democracy in Afghanistan.

The women and men of Afghanistan should know that freedom and democracy are those values, which are not possible to be donated to us via the power of B52 bombers and by a foreign country and spies from Iran, Pakistan, the USA and Russia. Achieving these values is only possible through their conscious, stable, and constant courage and combat.

In addition to sending its warmest greetings to all of our supporters and friends around the world on this International Women's Day, RAWA is asking all of them and all people supporting justice, freedom and human rights, to help us prosecute these war criminals of last thirty years.

Down with fundamentalists and all of the religious and non-religious criminals and their foreign protectors !

Long live the struggle of women and men of Afghanistan
for independence, democracy and social justice !

Source : To read the complete declaration, which says a lot more (!), follow the link below.

RAWA, the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan, was established in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 1977 as an independent political/social organization of Afghan women fighting for human rights and for social justice in Afghanistan. (...) Since the overthrow of the Soviet-installed puppet regime in 1992 the focus of RAWA’s political struggle has been against the fundamentalists’ and the ultra-fundamentalist Taliban’s criminal policies and atrocities against the people of Afghanistan in general [...]