“Growing up in Afghanistan as a girl always meant facing a battle. From childhood, I was taught that if I wanted something, I had to fight for it. But how could I fight against something that was beyond my control?”

Translated from Dari.

“A girl who cries out, but the world is deaf and does not hear her.

A girl whose tongue is silenced, yet the world is blind and does not see her.

A girl who seeks help, but the world—who calls itself the defender of humanity—remains mute, saying nothing.”

Translated from Pashto.

“My name is Farangis, I am 18 years old, and I am from Afghanistan.”

Translated from Dari.

“Living in a country where girls are invisible is difficult. From a young age, I knew that I had to fight for my rights, but I never thought that one day I would be deprived of an education.”

A girl finds her voice and hope. Translated from Pashto.

One Afghan girls journey through education as she is barred from university entrance exams. Translated from Dari.

“Growing up in Afghanistan as a girl always meant fighting for what I wanted. I had learned from a young age that if I wanted something, I had to fight for it. But how could I fight against something so powerful?”

Translated from Pashto.

The story of one family from 1998 to present day, through the terror of the Taliban. Translated from Dari.

One Afghan girl’s path to education and empowerment. Translated from Pashto.

The impact of the Taliban on one family in Kabul. Translated from Farsi.

A story of one Afghan woman’s trials and tribulations, and how she came out on the other side. Translated from Farsi.

The story of one Afghan woman’s experience, in her own words, translated from Farsi