We do not have a good social and educational life: my daughters are at home, and I am not allowed to teach. We are deprived of our legal rights.
We do not have a good social and educational life: my daughters are at home, and I am not allowed to teach. We are deprived of our legal rights.
Before the Taliban came to power, I was teaching in a school. Two months after they came to power, I could no longer teach.
Read more Read moreMost of my family members are teachers, mother, sister, and brother. With the arrival of the Taliban, we lost our jobs.
Read more Read moreI am a former provincial leader of the National Teachers’ Elected Council. At the same time, I have been a women’s rights activist for a long time, advocating for girls’ education and participation of women in different organizations. Due to my engagement with teachers’ union and women’s rights activism, I was one of the most well-known people in my city which put me in imminent danger.
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