Ammna Nasser

Ammna Nasser is a postgraduate of King's College London's internationally-renowned Department of War Studies. Her research interest is focused on the broad topic of security,particularly the role of gender in international security and the correlation between terrorism and state failure. Her research been published in the Education, Citizenship and Social Justice journal and also featured in the NATO Association of Canada.

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A Golden Cage of Repression: The Paradoxical Outcome of Afghan Women’s ‘Liberation’

Following the September 11 terror attack, the term ‘freedom’ acquired fresh momentum in the global North. However, it captivated America’s national security dialogue in particular. Under...

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A Golden Cage of Repression: The Paradoxical Outcome of Afghan Women’s ‘Liberation’

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