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Five Years of Lost Hopes: Has the World Grown Used to It?
For many people, 15 August may simply be an ordinary date, a date on the calendar, a date in political books, a date associated with the fall of Kabul and the Taliban’s return. But for me..
Aug 143 min read


Invisible Wounds: The Story of an Afghan Student
Sometimes I think that perhaps the heaviest thing an Afghan migrant carries is not a passport, a visa or even the suitcase brought from home. The heaviest burden is being Afghan.
Jul 214 min read


The Day I Was Accepted Into Medicine, A Message to Girls Deprived of Kankor
I too was deprived of education in Kunduz during the first period of Taliban rule.
Jul 91 min read


Unfinished Dreams; Kankor Without Afghan Girls
Though standing again in the depths of darkness was deeply anxiety-inducing for Raihan, her books once more became her refuge. She decided not to care about what people said, because people always judge based on their own minds and perspectives. What truly matters is the voice of our own heart.
Oct 25, 20256 min read
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