According to Kandahar Police Chief Abdul Raziq, number of female recruits has risen from 30 to 80 in the past year. This is a significant progress considering major challenges policewomen force is faced with conducting security or investigative operations that involves dealing with women particularly in the remote villages of Afghanistan.
Afghanistan has seen slow but steady progress in the employment and empowerment of women in the areas of governance and commercial economy. Although much of that growth could be attributed to more progressive policies and the influence of the international community, the role of Afghan women's determination to get involved cannot be denied.
How effective is the role of women police officers in conducting security operations?
Respectfully,
Hashmat
DET, United States Central Command
Afghanistan has seen slow but steady progress in the employment and empowerment of women in the areas of governance and commercial economy. Although much of that growth could be attributed to more progressive policies and the influence of the international community, the role of Afghan women's determination to get involved cannot be denied.
How effective is the role of women police officers in conducting security operations?
Respectfully,
Hashmat
DET, United States Central Command




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