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Bahar, 15, Kabul: "My Life Under the Burqa"

Summary by La Croix
EXCLUSIVE TESTOIGNING. Five years after their return to power, the Taliban continue to lock up the women. Among them, Bahar, 15 years old. For three months, the young Afghan woman has been telling us about her life through an encrypted courier: her clandestine courses, her passion for Victor Hugo, her plan to flee a forced marriage. In the midst of darkness, she is stubborn, despite everything.
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EXCLUSIVE TESTOIGNING. Five years after their return to power, the Taliban continue to lock up the women. Among them, Bahar, 15 years old. For three months, the young Afghan woman has been telling us about her life through an encrypted courier: her clandestine courses, her passion for Victor Hugo, her plan to flee a forced marriage. In the midst of darkness, she is stubborn, despite everything.

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La Croix broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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