This article focuses on women's participation in Afghanistan and as one of the most important political reforms of the 1920s, 1950s and 1960s.  The article talks about the extent to which the Afghan government of this period understands the importance of women's reforms, which will create conditions for improving their situation, getting an education and getting a decent profession.  In addition, the reasons for the reform crisis are based on historical sources.

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