Nadia Anjuman
Afghan journalist and poet
Born
1980
46 years ago
Died
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Afghanistan
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Worked as a journalist and poet in Afghanistan, focusing on the plight of women in her country. Published poetry reflecting the struggles and aspirations of Afghan women, contributing to the literary landscape in a challenging environment. Anjuman's work faced immense risks due to the political climate in Afghanistan. Tragically, her life ended in 2005.
Published poetry focusing on women's issues
Advocated for women's rights through journalism
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