Trapped in poverty, Malalai forces daughters to marry young despite her own traumatic experience of it
It was getting dark in the crowded Pol-e Sokhta street of western Kabul, but Malalai*, with her wheelbarrow of ice...
Read moreIt was getting dark in the crowded Pol-e Sokhta street of western Kabul, but Malalai*, with her wheelbarrow of ice...
Read moreIt was midnight when another wave of pain struck. Begum, 35, thought it was finally time for her child to...
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 25-year-old watched a group of girls graduating from grade six, sobbing that they could no longer continue. Under rules...
Read moreA Taliban raid on her wedding day in northern Badakhshan province has left her devastated - and her brother in...
Read moreSalima, 24, suspected he was a member of the “morality police” – the term for enforcers of strict codes of...
Read moreRukhshana Media and The Guardian has seen video evidence of a female Afghan human rights activist being gang-raped and tortured...
Read moreAhead of this weekend’s United Nations meeting with the Taliban in Qatar, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in...
Read moreWith the Taliban promoting the upcoming United Nations-hosted Doha meeting this weekend as a sign of their rising legitimacy, human...
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