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Until last August, Aqlima was campaigning to get more women into cycling, but since the Taliban’s return, women are unable to participate in sports.

The poet says that despite restrictions, she is determined to keep writing to guide younger generations.

As a Hazara woman in Afghanistan, the challenges facing Shabana are two-fold.

After fleeing Afghanistan, a young officer is waiting to be resettled to the UK, but says his family's savings are running out.

An attack on Kabul airport in August 2021 delayed the student's evacuation, and she has since had issues renewing her passport.

Lawyer and women's rights activist Maliha says she will work to raise the voice of Afghan women, even after leaving Afghanistan.

An Afghan school teacher says the closure of girls' secondary schools has changed her perspective on life.

A former government worker and journalist says she feels her years of work and education mean nothing under the Taliban's rule.

Fearing reprisal after the Taliban's takeover, a judge says he and his family moved addresses multiple times, and claims some of his colleagues were detained.

A journalist who claims he was detained and beaten by the Taliban says he still fears for his life, despite leaving Afghanistan.

A former government worker says he has burned his certificates and documents connected to his previous roles.

An Afghan physician says he fears being kidnapped due to the misconception that doctors earn a lot of money.