These women were looked down on when they worked in the army. Now they’ve been abandoned in a “dungeon”
By Laila Yousufy For nearly ten years, Major Sama* worked in the former Ministry of Defense in the Afghan capital...
Read moreBy Laila Yousufy For nearly ten years, Major Sama* worked in the former Ministry of Defense in the Afghan capital...
Read moreOn September 29, the director of the women’s prison in the western city of Herat went missing. Now, her family...
Read moreBy A. Froogh Since August 15, with the Taliban's return to power, women’s social and political rights have been under...
Read moreBy M. Mursal Five days before the Taliban took over the western city of Herat, Masooda Ahmadi* was fired from...
By Nargis Amini Last week, Tayeba and her family of 5 didn’t have anything to eat. With a bowl in...
Read moreBy Sara Rasoli Even though my husband was trying to pretend that everything was fine, the anxiety and panic were...
Read moreBy Zahra Joya It has been seven years since Mina Asadi, the only female athlete who represented Afghanistan in the...
Read moreBy Laila Yousufy Until July this year, business was booming for Shirin Nazari, a female entrepreneur in the Afghan capital...
Read more.This photo collection by Najibullah Ahmadi, a freelance photographer, depicts the daily life of women and children in autumn in...
Read moreBy Zahra Nader and Zahra Joya As the Taliban’s crackdown on women’s rights continues, forcing protests by women indoors, some...
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