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Among Afghan women, there is frustration, disappointment and fear that a rushed peace process that excludes women will not have a long-term outcome allowing a Taliban comeback that could roll back progress made over two decades.  An Afghan girl in Balish Kalay Village, Urgun District, Afghanistan, March 27, 2011. (DVIDSHUB / Flickr) In response to the new U.S. proposed agreement for peace in Afghanistan, Afghan women’s groups and their leaders shared their dismay, arguing the agreement was made “without consulting Afghans and particularly Afghan women, who have made the greatest sacrifices over these four decades of war.” Their statement comes days after mounting frustrations among Afghan people from the letter sent to President Ashraf Ghani by U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Soon after the letter to President Ghani was leaked, a proposed agreement was also made public outlining a proposal for a “political settlement” among Afghan leaders.  

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