Over three intense days, Madrid became the world capital of feminist foreign policy. The RAGAA (Raise Against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan) initiative, represented by its partners FIBGAR and PeopleHelp, had the privilege of being present at three key spaces that brought together civil society, parliamentarians, governments and international organisations around a common agenda: advancing equality, human rights and justice as fundamental pillars of peace and democracy. Th

The International Baltasar Garzón Foundation (FIBGAR) presents the report “Naming to Act: Towards the International Recognition of Gender Apartheid” , prepared within the framework of the RAGAA initiative – Rise Against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan . The document examines the current situation of Afghan women and girls under the Taliban regime and analyses the legal and political foundations for advancing towards the recognition of gender apartheid as an autonomous crime

The roundtable “Afghan Women in Search of Stolen Justice: Anatomy of a Historic Trial” , held on 25 February in Barcelona , became an important forum for analysis and mobilisation around one of the most significant international processes of recent years: the 55th Session of the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on the Women of Afghanistan. The event was organised by FIBGAR within the framework of its initiative RAGAA (Raise Against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan) , in collaborat

On 25 February in Barcelona, FIBGAR, within the framework of its initiative RAGAA (Raise Against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan) , together with People Help, Casa Asia, the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on Afghan Women, and the Diputació de Barcelona, will hold the roundtable “Afghan Women in Search of Stolen Justice: Anatomy of a Historic Trial” . The event aims to highlight the resilience of Afghan women, the initiatives that have emerged from their struggle against gender a