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Diasporic social media activism as discursive resistance: Afghan women contest the Taliban’s strategic narratives

Farooq Saadia et al · De Gruyter · 2026

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Farooq Saadia et al
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De Gruyter
Year
2026
ISSN
2749-9049
ISSN
2749-9049
Language
English

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This study examines how women in the Afghan diaspora deploy social media activism as discursive resistance against the Taliban’s strategic narratives following the 2021 resurgence of Taliban rule. It investigates how Afghan women within the diaspora and inside Afghanistan use social media visibility to contest discursive cleansing and erasure, reclaim suppressed voices, and reassert their identities within transnational public spheres.

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al, F. S. E. (2026). Diasporic social media activism as discursive resistance: Afghan women contest the Taliban’s strategic narratives. https://doi.org/10.1515/omgc-2025-0073

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al, Farooq Saadia et. "Diasporic social media activism as discursive resistance: Afghan women contest the Taliban’s strategic narratives." 2026. https://doi.org/10.1515/omgc-2025-0073.

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al, Farooq Saadia et. 2026. "Diasporic social media activism as discursive resistance: Afghan women contest the Taliban’s strategic narratives.". https://doi.org/10.1515/omgc-2025-0073.

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al, F. S. E. 2026, Diasporic social media activism as discursive resistance: Afghan women contest the Taliban’s strategic narratives, De Gruyter, available at: https://doi.org/10.1515/omgc-2025-0073 [Accessed 7 Aug. 2026].

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Title
Diasporic social media activism as discursive resistance: Afghan women contest the Taliban’s strategic narratives
Author / contributors
Farooq Saadia et al
Publisher
De Gruyter
Publication year
2026
ISSN
2749-9049
ISSN
2749-9049
Language
English

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afghan women; digital diaspora; discursive cleansing; discursive resistance; hashtag activism; taliban
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