Nationality Afghan Name Farkhunda Naderi Role Politician | Awards N Peace Award 2012 Parents Sayed Mansur Naderi Website fzn.af | |
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Full Name Farkhunda Zahra Naderi Born April 19, 1981 (age 42) ( 1981-04-19 ) Similar People Sayed Mansur Naderi, Ramazan Bashardost, Baktash Siawash, Shukria Barakzai, Fawzia Koofi Profiles | ||
Grandparents Sayed Nader Shah Kayani | ||
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Farkhunda Zahra Naderi (Dari: فرخنده زهرا نادری) is an Afghan politician. She was elected as member of Afghan Parliament in 2010 Afghan Parliamentary Election. She was the only female representative from Afghanistan who participated in three consecutive Chantilly Conferences at Paris in 2010 and 2012.
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- Globsec 2014 microtalks farkhunda zahra naderi
- Farkhunda zahra naderi member of parliament of the islamic republic of afghanistan
- Early life and education
- 2010 Parliamentary Election
- Womens rights activist
- Awards
- References
Naderi was awarded the N-Peace (United Nations Development Program) Award in July 2012.
In March 2013, Naderi obtained the membership of third Standing Committee (Human Rights & Democracy) of Inter-Parliamentary Union in an election process at IPU's 128th Assembly held in Ecuador. In the election between Afghanistan, Australia and Iran representatives, Naderi got 28 votes out of 52, while the Australian and Iranian parliamentarians got 20 and 3 votes respectively. She was elected as President of the third Standing Committee of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in March 2014 at the 130th Assembly of IPU. In December 2016, she was appointed a senior advisor to President Ashraf Ghani on United Nations affairs.
Farkhunda zahra naderi member of parliament of the islamic republic of afghanistan
Early life and education
Naderi was born on April 19, 1981. She is the daughter of Sayed Mansoor Naderi, the leader of Afghan Baghlan Ismailis.
Naderi attended primary and secondary school in Baghlan and Kabul provinces and completed her baccalaureate at Harrow College at Harrow, London in 2001. She studied Law at Westminster International University in Tashkent and graduated with a B.A degree from the same university in 2007.
2010 Parliamentary Election
Naderi was the National Solidarity Party of Afghanistan candidate from Kabul province in the 2010 parliamentary election and was elected as member of parliament with 6,612 votes. She entered into the 2010 election campaigns with a challenging slogan of "Burka, the window of power; چادری، دریچه قدرت" and there were no pictures of her in the advertising materials and posters as she wanted to encourage the public to concentrate on candidates' platforms rather than their faces. Her campaign methods included arranging campaign rallies in different parts of Kabul City, sending campaigners knocking on citizens' doors to provide them with information about the candidate.
Women's rights activist
Naderi, as one of the women rights activists in Afghanistan has been lobbying for the representation of a woman on the Supreme Court of Afghanistan. During a panel in the Chicago Summit 2012, she said the absence of women on the court was her "greatest concern". She began lobbying for a woman on the court right after she took a seat in the Afghan Parliament in 2010. She shared the idea with the Women Committee members in Afghan Parliament and also presented in the General Assembly.
Awards
Naderi was nominated by UNDP for the 2012 N-Peace Award. She won the award through an electronic voting system. The 2013 award was won by another female Afghan parliamentarian, Massouda Karokhi, who was nominated by Naderi.