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    market without the permissission of her father, what a horror that would be- finding out that women can have their own freedom and ideas. On a more serious note, we also know, because it is mentioned in the book, that the women always have to wear burqas when out in public, they have to learn to hold their tongues and hide their faces, because consequences happen to young women who do not follow the rules. However, even though see might be scared, there is no other alternative. In order to…

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    gender. Nooria was forced into little freedom, which mad her redundant to the choices she has. Her little freedom starts with the small things like having to wear her Burqa when both inside and out. Throughout the text Nooria has made little comments like, “ As soon as I get out of Taliban territory, i’m going to throw of my Burqa and tear it into a million pieces.” Chap 13. Although Nooria has little to no freedom, when she wants to go outside she must be acupinied by a male. This makes it…

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    Jones 1 Holland Jones Ms. Mckinnon English II Pre-AP per. 5 7 May 2015 Afghanistan: Society and Culture Afghanistan is a country rich in unique culture. Traditions have been a part of life for thousands of years. Afghans are independent people who treasure customs and are not accepting to new ways of life. Afghan people are defined by their traditions, etiquette, and religion. People The country of Afghanistan is a potpourri of ethnic groups. With 21.7 million people, Caucasoid groups such as…

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    A significant American movement to me would be the feminist movement in the 1960s. It focused on the goal to end gender discrimination of salary inequality in the workplace. Women were tired of getting treated less by men so they took a stand. They took it up with their employer because it is a common thing that women were sexually harassed by men and there weren’t any rules protecting them. Even at home, women were expected to tend to men’s commands. They were supposed to have food ready, the…

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    Muslim women can in turn feel that our women are deviant. They see the norm as being covered from head to toe when the American women dress more revealing. Let’s say a friend of ours walks into a restaurant, club or even work and she is wearing a Burqa. We would consider this friend to be deviant. If we were to walk into either of these places wearing a Thobe and Ghutra these same friends would now consider us to be deviant. In a previous writing I used an example of a norm violation that I…

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    Parvana decides to stay behind, with Mrs.Weera, in case her father is released from prison.One rainy night, Parvana rescues Homa, a crying woman who is running away from the Taliban without a burqa; she and Mrs Weera take Homa in , Father comes back from prison and they become great friends since they both speak english.After a while, Parvana and Father leave for Mazar, hiddenin the back of a truck, to search for their family in the refugee…

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    women from working and introducing Islamic punishment such as stoning to death and amputation (Pemberton 2016). Women were confined to their homes and were only allowed to leave when a male would escort them while they wore a burqa. If women where seen without their burqa covering them head to toe, they would be beaten. Women were not allowed to be educated or work for their families. Some other rules women had to follow under the Taliban were, no laughing, do not talk in a loud tone, do not…

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    In 1994, a religious group known as the Taliban tried to impose their conservative beliefs amongst Central Asia, but did you know that the United States was a factor in creating the Taliban? Did you know that the United States even provided them with Military information too? The Taliban tried to impose their religion upon the people of Pakistan and Afghanistan. However, they were successful, but they later have been convicted of being responsible for multiple suicide bombings and other attacks.…

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    Muslim women and men in respect to the Qua’ran follow dress conventions. Women’s traditional clothing consists of clothes which cover their bodies excluding their hands and face such as the Burqa, Hijab and Niqab (Muslim Today, 2011). Comparatively, the minimum amount of skin a male should show is from their knees to navel area and they are often seen wearing popular and respectful clothing items such as Thobes, Ghutras and Bisht’s (Muslim…

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    As an ever more powerful political force, humanitarianism has evolved from its once apolitical stances and found a place on nearly every public policy agenda among developed nations. Since the 1970s, large international groups such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have dominated the Human Rights Movement, which has grown so much so in complexity and in professionalism that local groups—which arguably have more contextualized knowledge than multinational humanitarian…

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