Kabul’s female university students not giving up despite closure of hostels and lack of work
The pungent scent of dampness hangs in the air of the rented room where Mina and her friend Shabana live...
Read moreThe pungent scent of dampness hangs in the air of the rented room where Mina and her friend Shabana live...
Read moreAn art organization in Herat is giving destitute and orphaned girls a chance to paint in order to bring some...
Read moreSix days ago, Malalai got into a taxi from Shohada Chowk in Kandahar. On the journey, when a male passenger...
Read moreWomen working for media companies in Kabul say they are also being fired from their jobs as a consequence. A...
Read moreWhen Khoshboo arrived at work last Saturday, she was surprised to see a large group of people outside her office...
Read moreAfter more than a year of self-directed study to sit the Kankor university entrance exam, then losing their friends in...
Read moreAfter years of excruciating work to put his five daughters through school and university, Mohammad Naeem says the Taliban restrictions...
Read moreLife for the Jogi community has never been easy in Afghanistan. But under the Taliban, their challenges have increased. Driven...
Read moreAziza’s love of golf began as a teenager. In grade nine at high school, a golf federation opened in her...
Read moreShe stays in the four-walled fences of her house, frustrated and tired. Elham Nabizada, the girl who secured the top...
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