“I had no choice but to close”: Women business owners
By Laila Yousufy Until July this year, business was booming for Shirin Nazari, a female entrepreneur in the Afghan capital...
By Laila Yousufy Until July this year, business was booming for Shirin Nazari, a female entrepreneur in the Afghan capital...
.This photo collection by Najibullah Ahmadi, a freelance photographer, depicts the daily life of women and children in autumn in...
By Zahra Nader and Zahra Joya As the Taliban’s crackdown on women’s rights continues, forcing protests by women indoors, some...
By M. Mursal Sotooda Forotan, the Afghan teenager who shot to global fame for demanding the Taliban re-open school for...
By Laila Yousufy A mobile library which brings books and much-needed entertainment to children is back on the streets of...
By M. Mursal Two months into Taliban rule in Afghanistan, Manizha Bahra, a sociologist in the western province of Herat,...
By Laila Yousufy On August 15, when the Taliban took over the Afghan capital, a third-year university student, Marzia Mirzaie,...
By Nargis Amini Amid the emergence of a new COVID-19 variant, the only hospital treating patients with the virus in...
By Laila Yousufy Since the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, over three months ago, Bahar Mohammadi* is living in constant fear....
By Arezo Rahimi On the morning of August 15, Mina Rezaee‘s cafe was open, but unlike any other day over...