On 15 August 2021, the Taliban seized control of Kabul, marking their return to political power and a devastating turning point for the people of Afghanistan. Nearly four years later, the consequences remain profound, within the country and across the world. As of mid-2025, Afghanistan continues to face a humanitarian crisis: more than half the … Continue reading Four Years Under Taliban Rule: What Has Changed for Afghanistan?
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Defying Displacements: The Refugee Paralympic Team 2024
This week, 4,400 athletes have arrived in Paris for the city’s inaugural Paralympic Games. Competing across 22 sports, these Paralympians will push the boundaries of athleticism, with resilience being a prerequisite of their inspiring feats. Among them, a group that has overcome not only physical disabilities but also the immense challenge of displacement: the 2024 … Continue reading Defying Displacements: The Refugee Paralympic Team 2024
Afghan Women’s Fight for Freedom | Ghan Fashion
Lida Mangal is a former refugee who migrated to Australia from Afghanistan in 2005 in hopes of starting a new life. There she gained a scholarship from Sydney University leading her to complete her master's degree. She then decided to remain in Australia and worked in numerous organisations in different capacities. Lida now working as … Continue reading Afghan Women’s Fight for Freedom | Ghan Fashion
An Afghan artist reclaiming her power
As the second anniversary of the Taliban's resurgence in Afghanistan approaches, the country continues to struggle with political upheaval and uncertainty. One person impacted by this turmoil is Nazdana Bakhtiari. Nazdana is a talented artist who escaped Afghanistan with the assistance of the Australian Defence Force. Her story is a poignant reflection of her home … Continue reading An Afghan artist reclaiming her power
Celebrating International Women’s Day: Honouring the Resilience and Success of Female Refugee Entrepreneurs
This International Women's Day we celebrate the success of female business owners from Maryam Oria and Yarrie Bangura.
