Azada wanted to be her country's 'best doctor', but then the Taliban took over
Why This Matters
Key context: Five years ago today, Afghanistan fell back into the grips of the Taliban's extremist regime. An online friendship with a rural Australian has been one lifeline for Afghan medical doctor and secret teacher Azada. This development from abc.net.au highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
Five years ago today, Afghanistan fell back into the grips of the Taliban's extremist regime. An online friendship with a rural Australian has been one lifeline for Afghan medical doctor and secret teacher Azada.
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