案例简介：照片由 @ lynseyaddario/Amina，14岁，左，与其他阿富汗女孩一起烤面包。四年前，由于持续的战斗和不安全局势，她与家人从加兹省逃到坎大哈郊外的一个村庄，2020年2月。阿米娜的叔叔和表弟被塔利班暗杀，因为表弟的哥哥是一名警察，他们因与政府合作而成为目标。阿米娜 (Amina) 的家人搬家以摆脱暴力，并使阿米娜 (Amina) 能够上救助儿童学校。但她的母亲从未在加兹尼失去家人，她死于明显的高血压，据说与压力有关，在离开两个月后。冲突中的女孩和年轻妇女受到战争恐怖的独特影响，面临越来越多的性暴力威胁、早婚风险和剥夺她们的基本人权，包括获得医疗保健和教育的机会。这个职位是为了纪念世界各地妇女和女孩的力量和韧性。# LynseyAddario # 阿富汗

案例简介：Photo by @lynseyaddario / Amina, 14, left, bakes bread with other Afghan girls. Four years ago, she fled with her family from Ghazi Province to a village outside Kandahar because of ongoing fighting and insecurity, February 2020. Amina's uncle and cousin were assassinated by the Taliban, because the cousin's brother was a police officer and they were targeted for working with the government. Amina's family moved to get away from the violence, and to enable Amina to attend a Save the Children school. But her mother never recovered from losing family members in Ghazni, and she died from apparent high blood pressure, said to be linked to the stress, two months after leaving. Girls and young women in conflict are uniquely impacted by the horrors of war, facing the increased threat of sexual violence, a risk of early marriage, and the denial of their basic human rights, including access to healthcare and education. This post is in honor of the strength and resilience of women and girls around the world. #LynseyAddario #Afghanistan

国家地理 - Photo by @lynseyaddario / Amina, 14, left, bakes bread with other Afghan girls. Four years ago, she fled with her family

案例简介：照片由 @ lynseyaddario/Amina，14岁，左，与其他阿富汗女孩一起烤面包。四年前，由于持续的战斗和不安全局势，她与家人从加兹省逃到坎大哈郊外的一个村庄，2020年2月。阿米娜的叔叔和表弟被塔利班暗杀，因为表弟的哥哥是一名警察，他们因与政府合作而成为目标。阿米娜 (Amina) 的家人搬家以摆脱暴力，并使阿米娜 (Amina) 能够上救助儿童学校。但她的母亲从未在加兹尼失去家人，她死于明显的高血压，据说与压力有关，在离开两个月后。冲突中的女孩和年轻妇女受到战争恐怖的独特影响，面临越来越多的性暴力威胁、早婚风险和剥夺她们的基本人权，包括获得医疗保健和教育的机会。这个职位是为了纪念世界各地妇女和女孩的力量和韧性。# LynseyAddario # 阿富汗

国家地理 - Photo by @lynseyaddario / Amina, 14, left, bakes bread with other Afghan girls. Four years ago, she fled with her family

案例简介：Photo by @lynseyaddario / Amina, 14, left, bakes bread with other Afghan girls. Four years ago, she fled with her family from Ghazi Province to a village outside Kandahar because of ongoing fighting and insecurity, February 2020. Amina's uncle and cousin were assassinated by the Taliban, because the cousin's brother was a police officer and they were targeted for working with the government. Amina's family moved to get away from the violence, and to enable Amina to attend a Save the Children school. But her mother never recovered from losing family members in Ghazni, and she died from apparent high blood pressure, said to be linked to the stress, two months after leaving. Girls and young women in conflict are uniquely impacted by the horrors of war, facing the increased threat of sexual violence, a risk of early marriage, and the denial of their basic human rights, including access to healthcare and education. This post is in honor of the strength and resilience of women and girls around the world. #LynseyAddario #Afghanistan

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国家地理 - Photo by @lynseyaddario / Amina, 14, left, bakes bread with other Afghan girls. Four years ago, she fled with her family

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