Sixteen women protested in Kabul. One hundred Taliban fighters encircled them
By Kobra Nader On Saturday morning in the Afghan capital, a group of women gathered in front of the Cure...
By Kobra Nader On Saturday morning in the Afghan capital, a group of women gathered in front of the Cure...
By Maryam Mursal In early June, when the Taliban captured the Tolak district of Afghanistan’s central Ghor province, Najiba lost...
By Zahra Nader In late July, Mahjabin Hakimi received some good news: her special immigrant visa for the United States...
By Sakina Rezvani This story was published in partnership with Rukhshana Media and The Fuller Project. Kabul is not safe for girls...
By Laila Yousufy On Sunday, August 15, final-year university student Gulbakht Nikzad gathered in a classroom with her classmates to...
By Nafiza This story was published in partnership with Rukhshana Media and The Fuller Project. One day before the fall of Kabul, I...
By Laila Yousufy Four years ago, government worker Najiba Bahar was killed in a suicide attack in the Afghan capital,...
By Maryam Mursal When Afghanistan's third largest city, Herat, fell to the Taliban on August 12, Sahar, 20, was busy...
By Arezo Rahimi The Taliban had ruled Kabul for four days when Manizha Talash, 18, the only female member of...
By Kobra Nader The Taliban have allowed teenage girls back to school in some parts of Afghanistan, but for mathematics...