Media, Afghanistan: Do Not Trust my Silence

July 30, 2013

Watch this short documentary film about street harassment in Afghanistan by Sahar Fetrat!

“When I first joined the Afghan Voice’s media training, I had the vision of making a documentary about street harassment. This documentary for me is more than just a 10-minute film, there is a lot in it. There is a big pain in it that all women, especially Afghan women, can feel. This documentary shows only a little of what we see, feel and experience every day.” -Sahar Fetrat

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1 Comment

  1. Abdullah Qazi

    Very shocking, shame on these men. These men need to learn about Islam and how to behave. Harassment of women is against Islam.

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