案例简介：照片: 斯蒂芬妮·辛克莱 (Stephanie Sinclair) @ stephsinclairpix @ tooyoungtowed/一名11岁的阿富汗女孩，坐在未婚夫旁边，估计是40多岁，在这对夫妇结婚2005年前不久的订婚仪式上。美国领导的阿富汗入侵二十年后，将塔利班赶下台，世界正在目睹近代史上最戏剧性的妇女和女孩权利的倒退之一。塔利班取得进步后不久，有关战争罪行和针对妇女和女孩的暴力行为的报道迅速出现，包括绑架，殴打和强迫年轻女孩与塔利班武装分子结婚。“我的心被撕成碎片。几个世纪以来，我们一直是战争的受害者-作为儿童，作为青少年，作为母亲。总是像女人一样。我们不想成为被殴打和虐待的奴隶，”阿富汗记者贾米拉 (Jamila) 与我分享。我们不希望这20年的进步被冲走。”几十年来，阿富汗的妇女和女孩勇敢地追求自由和机会，她们被鼓励充分拥抱。贾米拉令人不寒而栗的证词说明了塔利班先前镇压造成的集体创伤，当时公开的抨击和处决是日常生活的一部分，女孩不能在12岁以上上学，妇女几乎被剥夺了所有个人权利。如今，随着该国陷入残酷的暴政，阿富汗妇女担心最坏的情况。“我们不想那样死。我们不会放弃。”

案例简介：Photo by Stephanie Sinclair @stephsinclairpix @tooyoungtowed / An 11-year-old girl in Afghanistan, sits beside her fiancé, estimated to be in his 40s, at their engagement ceremony shortly before the couple’s marriage in 2005.Twenty years after the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan, which ousted the Taliban from power, the world is witnessing one of the most dramatic rollbacks of women’s and girls’ rights in recent history. Shortly after the Taliban's advancement, reports quickly began to emerge detailing war crimes and targeted violence against women and girls, including kidnappings, beatings, and forced marriages of young girls to Taliban fighters.“My heart is tearing into pieces. For centuries we were the victims of wars—as children, as teenagers, as mothers. Always as women. We don’t want to be slaves to be beaten and abused," Jamila, an Afghan journalist, shared with me. "We don't want these 20 years of progress to just go, wash away.” For decades Afghanistan's women and girls courageously pursued freedoms and opportunities they were encouraged to fully embrace. Jamila's chilling testimony illustrates the collective trauma from prior Taliban repression, when public lashings and executions were part of daily life, girls couldn’t go to school beyond age 12, and women were stripped of nearly all individual rights. Today, with the nation sinking deeper into cruel tyranny, Afghan women fear the worst. “We don’t want to die like that. We won’t give up."

国家地理 - Photo by Stephanie Sinclair @stephsinclairpix @tooyoungtowed / An 11-year-old girl in Afghanistan, sits beside her fiancé

案例简介：照片: 斯蒂芬妮·辛克莱 (Stephanie Sinclair) @ stephsinclairpix @ tooyoungtowed/一名11岁的阿富汗女孩，坐在未婚夫旁边，估计是40多岁，在这对夫妇结婚2005年前不久的订婚仪式上。美国领导的阿富汗入侵二十年后，将塔利班赶下台，世界正在目睹近代史上最戏剧性的妇女和女孩权利的倒退之一。塔利班取得进步后不久，有关战争罪行和针对妇女和女孩的暴力行为的报道迅速出现，包括绑架，殴打和强迫年轻女孩与塔利班武装分子结婚。“我的心被撕成碎片。几个世纪以来，我们一直是战争的受害者-作为儿童，作为青少年，作为母亲。总是像女人一样。我们不想成为被殴打和虐待的奴隶，”阿富汗记者贾米拉 (Jamila) 与我分享。我们不希望这20年的进步被冲走。”几十年来，阿富汗的妇女和女孩勇敢地追求自由和机会，她们被鼓励充分拥抱。贾米拉令人不寒而栗的证词说明了塔利班先前镇压造成的集体创伤，当时公开的抨击和处决是日常生活的一部分，女孩不能在12岁以上上学，妇女几乎被剥夺了所有个人权利。如今，随着该国陷入残酷的暴政，阿富汗妇女担心最坏的情况。“我们不想那样死。我们不会放弃。”

国家地理 - Photo by Stephanie Sinclair @stephsinclairpix @tooyoungtowed / An 11-year-old girl in Afghanistan, sits beside her fiancé

案例简介：Photo by Stephanie Sinclair @stephsinclairpix @tooyoungtowed / An 11-year-old girl in Afghanistan, sits beside her fiancé, estimated to be in his 40s, at their engagement ceremony shortly before the couple’s marriage in 2005.Twenty years after the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan, which ousted the Taliban from power, the world is witnessing one of the most dramatic rollbacks of women’s and girls’ rights in recent history. Shortly after the Taliban's advancement, reports quickly began to emerge detailing war crimes and targeted violence against women and girls, including kidnappings, beatings, and forced marriages of young girls to Taliban fighters.“My heart is tearing into pieces. For centuries we were the victims of wars—as children, as teenagers, as mothers. Always as women. We don’t want to be slaves to be beaten and abused," Jamila, an Afghan journalist, shared with me. "We don't want these 20 years of progress to just go, wash away.” For decades Afghanistan's women and girls courageously pursued freedoms and opportunities they were encouraged to fully embrace. Jamila's chilling testimony illustrates the collective trauma from prior Taliban repression, when public lashings and executions were part of daily life, girls couldn’t go to school beyond age 12, and women were stripped of nearly all individual rights. Today, with the nation sinking deeper into cruel tyranny, Afghan women fear the worst. “We don’t want to die like that. We won’t give up."

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国家地理 - Photo by Stephanie Sinclair @stephsinclairpix @tooyoungtowed / An 11-year-old girl in Afghanistan, sits beside her fiancé

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