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We Are Still Here

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This collection features first-hand accounts from brave Afghan women who refuse to be silenced by the Taliban. Following decades of progress, the situation for women and girls in Afghanistan has drastically deteriorated since the Taliban regained control on August 15, 2021, leading to a regression in social, political, and economic freedoms. Despite the oppressive regime, Afghan women are determined to resist the erosion of their rights. Compiled by artist and activist Nahid Shahalimi, the voices of thirteen influential Afghan women—politicians, journalists, scientists, filmmakers, artists, coders, and musicians—shine through. They share reflections on their upbringing and their efforts to empower women and girls over the past two decades. Amidst the fear and pain of losing their homeland, these women highlight what has already been taken from them: freedom, self-determination, and joy. The book serves as a powerful reminder to support Afghan girls and women, emphasizing their right to freedom and dignity. It calls for solidarity in the fight for their place in the free world, underscoring that extremist ideologies know no boundaries.

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We Are Still Here, Nahid Shahalimi

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Tytuł
We Are Still Here
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2022
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
192
ISBN10
0735246009
ISBN13
9780735246003
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Ocena
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Opis
This collection features first-hand accounts from brave Afghan women who refuse to be silenced by the Taliban. Following decades of progress, the situation for women and girls in Afghanistan has drastically deteriorated since the Taliban regained control on August 15, 2021, leading to a regression in social, political, and economic freedoms. Despite the oppressive regime, Afghan women are determined to resist the erosion of their rights. Compiled by artist and activist Nahid Shahalimi, the voices of thirteen influential Afghan women—politicians, journalists, scientists, filmmakers, artists, coders, and musicians—shine through. They share reflections on their upbringing and their efforts to empower women and girls over the past two decades. Amidst the fear and pain of losing their homeland, these women highlight what has already been taken from them: freedom, self-determination, and joy. The book serves as a powerful reminder to support Afghan girls and women, emphasizing their right to freedom and dignity. It calls for solidarity in the fight for their place in the free world, underscoring that extremist ideologies know no boundaries.