A three-day summit in Tirana, Albania, brought together over 130 Afghan women to address the ongoing violations of women's rights under the Taliban regime. Participants, including activists and former government officials, aimed to unite their voices and discuss strategies for improving conditions for women in Afghanistan, while rejecting any engagement with the Taliban. The summit occurred against the backdrop of recent Taliban edicts banning women's public speech and mandating full-body coverings, further entrenching gender apartheid. Organizers emphasized the need for international discourse to include women's perspectives, as many participants had faced travel obstacles to attend. This gathering serves as both a defiant stand against oppression and a crucial step towards developing a collaborative vision for the future of Afghan women. Despite the serious constraints imposed by the Taliban, attendees expressed determination to amplify their voices and advocate for their rights.