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A Taliban-controlled Afghan woman, Rahima Alavi, runs an embroidery shop after UNHCR training, defying extreme odds as only 1% of women have jobs.
In Taliban-controlled Bamiyan, 22-year-old Rahima Alavi has opened an embroidery boutique, one of the few businesses launched by a returning Afghan woman, after completing a UNHCR-backed training program that provided tools and materials.
Despite the program's end due to funding shortages, Alavi continues to support her family and inspire others, highlighting the extreme challenges women face—only 1% have full-time jobs and 2% run businesses.
Her shop, filled with handcrafted items, stands as a symbol of resilience amid widespread restrictions and aid cuts.
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Una mujer afgana controlada por los talibanes, Rahima Alavi, dirige una tienda de bordados después de recibir capacitación de ACNUR, desafiando las probabilidades extremas, ya que solo el 1% de las mujeres tienen trabajo.