A feminist approach to the political and social position of women in Afghanistan

The struggle of Afghanistan and Afghan women have always attracted attention. However, the feminist international relations approach has been included in the academic discipline recently. One of the most suitable areas for testing the principles advocated by the feminist international relations approach within the international system is Afghanistan, which is full of historical invasions, occupations and violations of rights. In this study, we will try to analyze the transformation of Afghan women, their desire to be present in the adventure of modernization, their determination, courage and desire to be involved in every area of society, their struggle with gender roles and their feminist international relations approach. The study also includes the concept of humanitarian intervention, its projections in Afghanistan, what it promises and its differences with the period before it used, and the place of Afghan women in social, political, public and economic life before and after the 2001 Afghanistan intervention. In addition, the achievements of the Afghan women who are involved in the struggle in different areas, in particular, all of the Afghan women in general are included in this study. Keywords: Afghanistan, Woman, Feminist IR Theory, Modernization, Gender Studies