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The messages below arrived in my Instagram inbox over the course of the last few days. They came from women in Herat, in Kabul, Balkh etc. Some replied to my stories. Some I had never spoken to before. Every one of them asked me to do the s...
Over the last few days, after a BBC report on fathers in Afghanistan selling their daughters to survive, my country has been called a paedophilic society, a perverted one, barbaric, uncivilised on social media by world leaders, activists, w...
It was the autumn of 2021. Kabul had fallen weeks earlier. The images were still raw, men clinging to the outside of military aircraft, women burning their diplomas, girls in tears, told they can no longer go to school.
I was standing in a...
There is a ring that has been in my family for as long as anyone can remember. Most probably over sixty years. Set into it is a gold coin, a Pahlavi coin, minted in 1968 in Tehran, in the final years of the last Shah of Iran. It is small an...
Indian merchants in the bazaar of Kabul 1915-1919. Oskar von Niedermayer
I first heard this story from Sam Dalrymple in an interview, and I remember pausing it because it sounded too neat, too unlikely, almost like someone had written it a...
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Writer and public historian, bringing you lost and erased stories from Afghanistan and beyond. Usually found digging through the past in an old bookshop.
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