Mohammad Asif

An Afghan student seeking asylum has said she has lost hope she can complete her education and has pleaded with Western governments not to "forget Afghan women". (Photo by Wakil Kohsar/AFP)

Don't forget Afghan women pleads young Kabul student seeking asylum

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