Name : Sarah Chateau, Program Manager in Afghanistan
Location: Kabul, Afghanistan

00'00: This image shows a protest organized by women in March 2022.

00’06: It was about resuming education and reopening schools.,.

00'10 : At that time, quite a few women were still moving around the city, protesting. It was surprising to witness, because they had the courage to go out, to gather.

00'19: So yes, they still had some space, they were afraid, but they did it. It was important to have women activists and fighters.

00'28 : They are still around, but now they’re hidden.

on-screen text: In march 2022, one year after the taliban regained power,
Afghan women officially lost access to secondary and higher education.

00'42: There is a list of over 200 bans, 200 decrees of all kinds.

00'47: There were bans on speaking, singing, or talking in public—a constant stream of restrictions on women.

00'56: Our female colleagues barely take vacation anymore. What’s the point of a day off if you’re stuck inside all day?

01'03: Another recurring request is education.

01'06: Access to education. Continuing to find solutions for and with these women, trying to make visible those who have been rendered invisible.