In the words of Arefa*: ‘I had a job before. I had bread and peace. I am now under house arrest.’
Arefa* is a teacher and midwife in Farah, Afghanistan.
Arefa* is a teacher and midwife in Farah, Afghanistan.
Hira* is a former public servant in Kunar, Afghanistan.
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