An Afghan teen’s hope for a better life starts with her parents becoming literate
I am Mariam Amiri. I’m 16 and live in a country where being a girl is treated like a crime....
Read moreI am Mariam Amiri. I’m 16 and live in a country where being a girl is treated like a crime....
Read moreThis is the second of two parts of an interview with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai and the director...
Read moreMalala Yousafzai: When I hear the uproar of Afghan women that they’ve been abandoned, I think there’s a strong reason...
Read moreThe point I need to clarify is that unfortunately, the Taliban never had any commitment to the women of Afghanistan,...
Read moreA study on the Taliban’s rule of Afghanistan and how foreign entities are involved has been released by a Texas-based...
Read moreIt’s also a day when many Afghan women and girls will, I’m sure, be having feelings of betrayal about the...
Read moreAlesandra: I am Aleksandra Mostovaja, Mortaza Behboudi’s wife. I live in Denmark. I study architecture at the Danish Royal Academy...
Read moreThe purpose of your trip to Afghanistan is to document the crimes committed by the Taliban in the country; what...
Read moreAfter she read about Russian soldiers raping women and spent her last bit of money buying birth control pills, carrying...
Throughout her life, Basira, a 24-year-old activist campaigning for the rights of the Afghan LGBTQ community, believed the West had...
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