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On November 30 , at the “Refugees’ Gathering” hosted by the Asia Welfare Education Foundation (FWEAP), Harmony Sisters Network was honored as a refugee women–led organization. This recognition marks a significant milestone—not only for me, but for our entire community. When I first began this work, raising my voice as a woman was far from easy.There were challenges, doubts, and many moments when stopping would have been the simpler choice.Yet, for the future of our children,

We are proud to share that NHK Gunma Prefecture’s special news program  recently featured the activities of our representative, Khadiza Begum , highlighting her tireless work to support migrant and refugee women and children in Japan. Education as the Key to Overcoming Barriers For Khadiza, education is more than just a personal goal—it is the foundation for empowerment, dignity, and inclusion . She often says: “Education is the key to solving all problems. It gives us the to

Thank you UNHCR for giving our representative being interviewed and reported in your website. https://www.unhcr.org/jp/57109-ws-240410.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawIKTPhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHfhyKX1mj8oSf86V9l78xwudCN4ubXkAwTSVxzqrnej4Oh1xGBDDH-k8iQ_aem_PhXQDqkSYnC4bQ7OBrCqAg