Female artist uses art to document violence thousands of miles away in her home country
For many years, Hazara artist and photographer Zahra Khodadadi, 31, fixed her lens on families in Afghanistan, exploring the ties...
Read moreFor many years, Hazara artist and photographer Zahra Khodadadi, 31, fixed her lens on families in Afghanistan, exploring the ties...
Read moreUp close, the Taliban proved more violent than Haidari had imagined. She soon grasped their plans to strip away women’s...
Read moreWhen the Taliban walked into the capital of Afghanistan on Aug. 15, 2021, America’s longest war came to an end. The vacuum...
Hania went to school passionately and worked hard to do her assignments. The mix of passion and hardwork helped her...
Read moreThe Taliban leader Haibatullah Akhundzada ordered the Ministry of Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice to make hijab mandatory...
Read moreThe employees of the only treatment center for female drug addicts in Kandahar quit their jobs after they weren’t paid...
Read moreThe Taliban enforced their latest gender segregation restriction on at least two hospitals in Kabul, based on which male and...
Read moreKhadija put on a baggy abaya, wrapped a scarf around her head, and wore a cap over it. Her face...
Read moreMaryam was a police officer not so long ago. She put on her teal uniform every morning, and left home...
Read moreWedding parties are supposed to be jubilant events where relatives dance on the floor and the music blares through the...
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