Council on Foreign Relations Afghan Women and the Post-2014 Economy - Building Markets

Council on Foreign Relations Afghan Women and the Post-2014 Economy

by Clare Hutchinson
January 20, 2014

Gayle Tzemach Lemmon: As discussions about post-2014 U.S. presence in Afghanistan continue, so do concerns about the country’s ability to stand on its own. The Afghan people and their government will determine the direction of the country. And as that future is discussed, so is the question of what will happen to 50 percent of country’s population: women.

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