“It is difficult to work as a journalist under a burqa in a gender-segregated environment,” say women journalists under Taliban
By Laila Yousufy Two weeks after the Taliban takeover, when more than 600 women journalists out of a total of...
By Laila Yousufy Two weeks after the Taliban takeover, when more than 600 women journalists out of a total of...
Since leaving the family home in the country’s Badghis province four years ago, the Rahmatis have been living in a...
By Rukhshana Media The first Taliban delegation to the West, as the de facto authority of Afghanistan, left the Afghan...
By Laila Yousufy For nearly ten years, Major Sama* worked in the former Ministry of Defense in the Afghan capital...
On September 29, the director of the women’s prison in the western city of Herat went missing. Now, her family...
By A. Froogh Since August 15, with the Taliban's return to power, women’s social and political rights have been under...
By 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...
By Sara Rasoli Even though my husband was trying to pretend that everything was fine, the anxiety and panic were...
By Zahra Joya It has been seven years since Mina Asadi, the only female athlete who represented Afghanistan in the...