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Woman were fighting for the rights between men and women in Iraq. In the text it states that women were offered police jobs. The woman accepted but the rules were unfair. Women were forced to give their guns to make police officers leaving them defenseless. Women started to speak about their rights after that. But in Afghanistan A young woman named Safia wanted to go to school to study to be a photojournalist. But a group of male students started to bully she for going to school.

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Woman in Afghanistan and Iraq are fighting for freedom because they are getting treated poorly. They live under poor conditions as well as strict rules like having to cover up their hair and face. Their is a war going on too, that is already hurting woman as much as it hurts to be treated this way. I say this because in the text it says that girls and woman are getting attacked because they go to school. A civil war started in their country as well.

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Some rights that women are fighting for in Iraq and Afghanistan are how they were treated unfairly, an example would be if a women cop in Iraq had a gun and there was a male cop there as well without one. The women had to give up the gun if there was trouble. They were not just fighting for their rights. They were also fighting for a better future for their family.

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Women in Afghanistan and Iraq are fighting for the rights to be able to make their own decisions and not for men to make decisions for them, for their body, etc.  Women are also fighting for the rights to do stuff a man can like vote or even work a job. For example, if a women in Afghanistan or Iraq were policewomen they wouldn't get guns to protect themselves in case on danger. Only the men got guns. Another example is, it was until 1920 that women finally got to vote. But they didn't just get to vote because people saw how unfair it was. It was because they started protesting for what they thought they should be able to do. They also made documentaries. Roshini was one of the people who made a documentary about what these women had to go through. I know this information because on page 284 it states " For some of those women, talking to Roshini on camera was a way to stand up for their rights". This proves that Roshini was one of a lot of women who helped people in Afghanistan and Iraq women though their difficult time.

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People like Carrie Chapman Catt worked thirty years to fight for the right for women to vote. Also in Afghanistan women were not allowed to go to school. Sometimes they would even get attacked if they went. Women in Iraq were allowed to be police officers, but they would get treated unfairly. For example, if there was a case where a female officer had to use a gun, they had to pass it over to a male officer. That means that the woman could die if she did not have a gun. So that goes to show that they do not value women's lives in Iraq. In addition, women could not walk out of their homes without a male with them and they could not walk out without almost their whole body being covered. These are all things that women fought very hard for.

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One right women in Iraq and Afghanistan are fighting for is giving female police officers fair treatment. In the passage A Filmmaker for Justice it states   " Many woman also saw being a police   officeras a way to help rebuild Iraq. But the Iraqi femal police officers were treated unfairly. For example they were ordered to  give up their guns for male officers to use. Another right the Iraqi and Afghan women  fought for was to get a good education.
on page 285 it talks about a young women who get attacked for trying to get a good education and learn it states in one sentence " In Afghanistan, girls and women have been attacked for going to school.

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Women in Iraq and Afghanistan are fighting for rights for countries that are in war. In the text it says that Iraq is already being very hurt by war. So they are fighting for there countries war and other countries too! Roshini thinks that it is amazing that people liek them are fighting not only for there own countries war but other countries too. In Afghanistan a women named "Safia" is studing photography and she is not allowed to take photos on campuss. Roshini feels hurt and says something to make them stop. But Safia just wants to leave.

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They are fighting for war and rights. Someone named Roshine traveled to iraq and afghanistan, She met 2 girls. They both mentioned that they don't get the same treatment as men. So they were standing up for their rights. In the text it mentions a few things that women were standing up for, they were fighting to be able to walk alone and not have to walk with a man, also to not have to wear a scarf around their head. Another is that women had to give up their own gun to the men, this meant that they could not protect themselves. This shows that women got treated very badly and unfairly. I know all this information from the text, But the text also states that women would get bullied by men a lot.

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Women in Afghanistan are fighting for lots of rights And Here's one example. In the text it states that " Girls and women have been attacked for going to school." As you can see one of the rights they are fighting for is to go to school peacefully. Another example is: in the book it states " Iraqi women were invited to the new Iraqi police forces . They were promised jobs that would help them take care of their families. Many women also saw being a police officer as a way to help rebuild Iraq. But the Iraqi female police officers were treated unfairly. For example, they were ordered to give up their guns for male officers to use if something like a shooting happened and a male cop did not have a gun with him. That meant the women could not protect themselves. To the women, it meant their lives were not important.

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They are fighting for fairness. On page 283 the author states that the Iraqi female police were forced to give their gun to the men. Women were not allowed to go outside the house without their face covered and a man. The author wrote on page 285 that girls in Afghanistan were attacked only for going to school. That is what they are fighting for.

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The women in Iraq and Afghanistan are fighting for equal rights between men and women. For example, on page 283, it states: "But the Iraqi female police officers were treated unfairly. For example, they were ordered to give up their guns to male officers to use. That meant the women could not protect themselves. To the women, it meant their lives were not important." They were also fighting for people not to think that men are better than women. Adding to that, women in Afghanistan are not able to walk alone without a man, and they can't walk alone without something that almost covers their whole face. Roshini was one out of the many women that are helping the other women get through their difficult times.

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According to the text women can't protect themselves or go to school regularly like we do. Roshini wants change, "To bring men to feel less superior and Women to feel less inferior." Other rights that women need are being able to walk alone without a man, or having uncovered faces. According to Roshini we can change Iraq and Afghanistan's ways with imagination determination and support!

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Women in Afghanistan and Iraq are fighting for freedom to walk alone without a man, not have to cover their faces with a burqa I know that because the author says it on page 1. Then the author said that the Iraqi police said that the women could join the people department. But there were some rules that made the women not treated fairly. For example the author says if they were in a fight and the male police officer needed her gun they would have to give it to him. So that means that she could not protect herself.

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1. Rights that women are fighting for in Afghanistan & Iraq are that women arent getting enough jobs to choose from. Women would always get attacked by men. On page 283 it says that Iraqi female police officers would always get their guns taken away so only the male officers would get to use them and the females would never feel protected. The male officers would always say that women's lives weren't important, thats usually why they take their guns away, so they can't protect themselves. This shows that all women's lives in Iraq & Afghanistan and everywhere else are important and they all deserve equal rights.

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Women in Iraq and Afghanistan are fighting for their rights in many ways.
Some rights they want are to go in public without a man to accompany them, be allowed to go to schools, or do something as simple as not having to cover their face if they go in public.
Some are fighting, since if an Iraqi woman decides to be a police officer, she can't have a gun with her. Instead, she must give it to the male officers, practically meaning that she has no way to defend herself, and it seems like her life means less than others, just for being female, as our textbook says on page 283.

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Women in Afghanistan and Iraq are fighting for equal rights/ to-be equal to men. In the text it says, "Carrie Chapman Catt worked for thirty years to get women the right to vote." In the text it also states ""Justice is a basic right," Roshini says. "Everyone has a right to be treated fairly." The last peice of evidence that I found in that text said "but the Iraqi female police officers were treated unfairly. For example they were ordered to give up their gun for male officers to use. That meant the women could not protect themselves. To the women, it meant their lives were not important. This shows me that women in Iraq and Afghanistan are fighting for the right to be equal.

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Woman in Iraq and Afghanistan are experiencing unfairness. According to the text, "In Iraq, if a woman was a police officer, she had to give up her gun if a male police officer lost theirs," Page 284 it states Roshini interviewing some girls from a school getting treated unfairly. The author wrote that 'Roshini uses her skills to interview this woman' (P. 282 Caption). Also in a video that Roshini posted, she was hanging out with her friend, Safia, and some males come up to Roshini and Safia and ask questions. Safia and Roshini do not know what to do, but after some uncomfortable time for Safia and Roshini, Roshini stands up for herself and Safia and tells the males to back off, Roshini gets in trouble, so they go in the car and drive off.

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In Afghansitan the women there are fighting for rights about leaving there home without being accompianed by a male and rights to not cover there faces. There also fighting for safety because on page 285 it mention's  how girls get hurt by even just going to school. While in Iraq women there are becoming police officers think they would help build Iraq again but, women in the polices forces were treated unfairly because on page 283 it says that . They were treated unfairly because women officers had to give up there guns to the male officers and when they did this they had nothing to defend themsevles with so that means that they weren't important enough.

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What rights are women fighting for in Iraq and Afghanistan?