Afghan Writer Describes Guilt Over Those Left Behind
Nelufar Hedayat writes about failed evacuation efforts, restrictions on women and the need to keep Afghan stories alive. #Afghanistan #Taliban #Women
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Nelufar Hedayat writes about failed evacuation efforts, restrictions on women and the need to keep Afghan stories alive. #Afghanistan #Taliban #Women
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