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Growing up female in world is harder than ever. Media and peer pressure, teenage sexual category and self-discipline, friendships and relationships – they all cause difficulties in your life when you are just trying to make it to adulthood.

One of the primary rights of every human being is right to be treated comparatively, and women are not omission of this one. This discrimination has various forms such as wage-gap, preventing to gain key position, and even accustomed work involvement in the society. This kind of discrimination is done by the society itself.

The second aspect of discriminating is preventing women from further job promotion, for many instances, the governmental company manager, president, and director of public educational institute.

The last but not the least form of women workplace distinguishes from men is restricting women to elementary jobs such as house keeper, cook, primary school teacher which is more recurrent in 3rd world countries. In these societies, there is a firm belief on keeping women away communal communications. This misleading notion is mostly because of cultural and religious conceptions. As an example, in Islamic countries such as Saudi Arabia, or Afghanistan, women are just considered as house keepers and responsible of raising child.

In summary, we could terminate that discrimination aligned with women is still one of the unfairness that every society confront with. I hope that not only the women struggle for their right, but also men become their backers for obtaining the basic right of each woman.

As I have collected few lines and simple example of women in military in war l
In 1941, the New York Herald Tribune published a letter from a woman who was exhausted of sitting at home worrying about the war. “If I were only a man, there would be a place for me,” she wrote. Many women shared similar feelings of irritation, keen to play an active role in the conflict, but held back because by law and tradition. But as the war escalated, many countries found they could not afford to exclude half of their adult populations and doors began to open for women. They went to work in factories. Capital cities became overrun with female office workers. Nurses joined the front line troops. And many women were allowed to fly.
Sadia kochi, Farzana kochi

Growing up female in world is harder than ever. Media and peer pressure, teenage sexual category and self-discipline, friendships and relationships – they all cause difficulties in your life when you are just trying to make it to adulthood.

One of the primary rights of every human being is right to be treated comparatively, and women are not omission of this one. This discrimination has various forms such as wage-gap, preventing to gain key position, and even accustomed work involvement in the society. This kind of discrimination is done by the society itself.

The second aspect of discriminating is preventing women from further job promotion, for many instances, the governmental company manager, president, and director of public educational institute.

The last but not the least form of women workplace distinguishes from men is restricting women to elementary jobs such as house keeper, cook, primary school teacher which is more recurrent in 3rd world countries. In these societies, there is a firm belief on keeping women away communal communications. This misleading notion is mostly because of cultural and religious conceptions. As an example, in Islamic countries such as Saudi Arabia, or Afghanistan, women are just considered as house keepers and responsible of raising child.

In summary, we could terminate that discrimination aligned with women is still one of the unfairness that every society confront with. I hope that not only the women struggle for their right, but also men become their backers for obtaining the basic right of each woman.

As I have collected few lines and simple example of women in military in war l
In 1941, the New York Herald Tribune published a letter from a woman who was exhausted of sitting at home worrying about the war. “If I were only a man, there would be a place for me,” she wrote. Many women shared similar feelings of irritation, keen to play an active role in the conflict, but held back because by law and tradition. But as the war escalated, many countries found they could not afford to exclude half of their adult populations and doors began to open for women. They went to work in factories. Capital cities became overrun with female office workers. Nurses joined the front line troops. And many women were allowed to fly.

Once I was also student in ACCC and I am proud to say this.I am happy that ACCC is making progress day by day.My best wishes are with all the student of ACCC.and I congratulate all graduated students of ACCC. I would like to thank Mr Ehsan for all this he always did alot for the country,he completed all his promissis and now ACCC is No1 in kandahar provence this all is done by Mr Ehsan
best regards
Atifa Hotaki

Hope all is doing well. I am a student of SAIT. I am happy for this course because this is a professional course that teaches, us how to write, make goodwill inside the organization outside the organization.
In this course, we learn how to write a good business letter and a good resume. I will share more about this course when I accomplish this course.
Best Regards

Sharifa

I felt happy when I saw Mr. Ehsan’s comment that Mohmood Noorzai donated to the ACCC, Mohamood Noorzai did a bravo job because the donation he gave to the ACCC will support afghan youth education, I hope all Afghanis think about their future generation and keep up such donation to the ACCC or other educational sectors, we the new generation really need such donations in the field of education.

I think where ever you spend this money at ACCC it will help in any section.

With best regards,

Esmat