The Vanishing Girl of Kabul - Zahra Joya - diskuze

'A memoir that doubles as a warning. Zahra Joya writes for the women the world abandoned to the Taliban's brutal gender apartheid - and refuses to let us forget them... [she] is one of the bravest journalists of our time' Malala Yousafzai'Beautifully written and powerfully told. Joya's story will leave you angry, but also awed that in this painful history there's still profound hope. An impressive memoir of a truly inspiring individual' Lyse Doucet, author of The Finest Hotel in Kabul'A brave and beautiful book which touches the soul, the heart and the mind' Sandi Toksvig'This is an important book, and Joya an important voice. She has a poetic turn of phrase that brings beauty to an otherwise horrific tale' Lucy Thynne, The Telegraph 'Joya writes with great insight and compassion about Afghanistan's girls and women. This book is a unique and compelling account of refusing to be silenced or erased. It is about extraordinary courage and refusing to submit to oppression. Above all it is about hope and optimism, and one woman's fight for freedom' Sir Laurie Bristow, Former British ambassador to Afghanistan A powerful and poignant memoir about growing up female in Afghanistan, being betrayed by a world that promised to protect women's rights and how these rights are under threat across the world.When the Taliban first ruled Afghanistan in the 1990s, Zahra Joya disguised herself as a boy simply to attend school. After the US-led invasion, her world transformed. Education, opport
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