They killed my husband and stole my children’s bread: one woman’s pain at the hands of the Taliban
Growing up in Afghanistan, Soraya, 37, lived far from the Taliban’s influence. But their beliefs and practices still reached her...
Read moreGrowing up in Afghanistan, Soraya, 37, lived far from the Taliban’s influence. But their beliefs and practices still reached her...
Read moreYaqubi*, a teenager in Afghanistan’s western province of Herat, identifies as a woman and prefers to be called Mahnaz, but...
Read moreEvery year, as the cooler temperatures take hold, Band-e-Sabzak (Sabzak Lake) freezes over with a thick layer of ice -...
Read moreTaliban fighters in Ghazni province have taken over a girls’ hostel and used it as a military base, according to...
Read moreThe Taliban have quietly stopped contraceptives from being sold to women in Kabul and Balkh provinces, ordering pharmacies and drug...
Read more“God forbid if we fail an evaluation. For instance, if we can’t remember a past lesson, we will be whipped...
Read moreSusan was 28 years old and in eighth grade in high school, fulfilling her dream of getting an education, when...
Read moreGhor provincial hospital has only two female obstetricians - nowhere near enough for the demands of the province. Sometimes up...
Read moreShamsia Karimi* is a popular face and familiar name in the social media platforms of Afghanistan. She gained fame through...
Read moreAround 200 high school girls have continued their studies through secret classes at their local school, in defiance of a...
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