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An open letter to all my hamsheras

Posted on October 25, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Written by Lea Parvanta This is for you: To the Afghan women and girls that take the risk to move…

Posted in Blog, Poetry

Inspiring Women of Afghanistan: Soraya Hosaini

Posted on October 7, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Written by Tahera Rezaee and translated by Rohina Sediqui Soraya Hosaini, 25, is a high school graduate who has become…

Posted in Blog, Champions for Equality, Poetry

A Poem for Girls

Posted on October 2, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Written by Mariam Alimi If you’re a girl, Whether you were born black, brown, or white, You can’t breathe easy…

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Her Own Hero, A Poem

Posted on September 26, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Written by Meetra Alokozay She was falling apart, Pieces of her soul Shattering on the ground. More than ever, She…

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Inspiring Women of Afghanistan: Malali Nazeeri

Posted on September 21, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Written by Mina Rezaee Among the many Afghan women that inspire me is Malali Nazeeri. She was 29 years old…

Posted in Blog, Champions for Equality, Poetry

Mon rire est le son de la rébellion

Posted on September 8, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Written by Gulchehra Begum –Traduit en Français Cendrine Jarraud-Leblanc Je suis une femmeDe la tribu de Gawharshad BegumDe sang de Rabia….

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Afghanistan Will Not Give Up

Posted on August 22, 2018 by Free Women Writers

In a recent attack by Islamic State inside a classroom in Mawoud Academy in Kabul, at least students lost their lives and 64 others were injured. In the face of this tragedy, their families showed inspiring courage and resistance.

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Finding Myself

Posted on August 20, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Written by Nazaneen Qauomi Long empty hallways I can’t hear anything but the sound of my own footsteps Long dark nights…

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What is #KabulLife?

Posted on July 27, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Earlier this month, Afghanistan lost Rawail Singh, a beloved civil rights activist. Like anyone else who had met him, I…

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Poème: Mes mains ont sentent encore le parfum de l’espoir

Posted on July 25, 2018 by Free Women Writers

Ecrit par Azar Hasani, traduit en anglais par Sadaf Ghiasy, Traduit en Français Cendrine Jarraud-Leblanc. Ma féminité est un crime aux…

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