Alema Alema
Deputy minister for human rights and civil society in the State Ministry for Peace
About Alema Alema
Born 1964. Alema Alema is an Afghan politician, scholar and philosopher.
Alema Alema (born 1964), often referred to as Dr. Alema, is an Afghani politician. She served as deputy minister for human rights and civil society in the State Ministry for Peace.
Alema Alema was born on 1964 in Kabul. She earned a PhD from Leipzig University in 1990. She founded and headed the Women's Political Participation Committee, an organization dedicated to increasing political participation amongst women in Afghanistan and was responsible for the "Who is my vote for?" campaign. She worked for the German pro-immigration organisation Pro Asyl.
In 2021, Alema Alema was selected for the annual BBC 100 Women list.
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Who is Alema Alema?
deputy minister for human rights and civil society in the State Ministry for Peace
When was Alema Alema born?
Alema Alema was born in 1964 in Kabul.
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Alema Alema is a politician, scholar and philosopher.
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Alema Alema is Afghan.
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