In Afghanistan, girls’ secondary schools have been closed for 300 days and counting, but the country’s teenage girls - assisted by an international army of volunteers led by Angela Ghayour - are finding other ways to learn.

Pen Path volunteer Malalai refuses to let anything get in the way of her campaigning for educational rights.

Until last August, Aqlima was campaigning to get more women into cycling, but since the Taliban’s return, women are unable to participate in sports.

The poet says that despite restrictions, she is determined to keep writing to guide younger generations.

Two women share their experiences of being detained by the Taliban while protesting the takeover.

While the Taliban have said hijab is not compulsory, there have been widespread efforts to implement it.

As a Hazara woman in Afghanistan, the challenges facing Shabana are two-fold.

An attack on Kabul airport in August 2021 delayed the student's evacuation, and she has since had issues renewing her passport.

A detailed investigation into the death of a female protestor in Mandalay on 03 March 2021.

A detailed investigation into the death of a female protestor in Yangon on 28 Feb 2021.

Lawyer and women's rights activist Maliha says she will work to raise the voice of Afghan women, even after leaving Afghanistan.

While top posts came from several international figures, there was limited visibility of female campaigners inside Afghanistan