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"I'm sitting here waiting for them to come. There is no one to help me or my family," Maidan Sharh Mayor Zarifa Ghafari told the UK's iNews.

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'Waiting for Taliban to kill me and others like me', says Afghanistan's first woman mayor

Zarifa Ghafari, 27, told the British newspaper i she has nowhere to go and can't leave her family.

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Female mayor in Afghanistan says she's waiting for Taliban to 'come ... and kill me'

Zarifa Ghafari has survived three assassination attempts but has never felt as much despair as now.

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‘They will come and kill me,’ says Afghanistan’s first female mayor

Afghanistan's first female Paralympian, Zakia Khudadadi, missed getting out of Kabul and into Tokyo before the Taliban took over her country. Now she's pleading for help.

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Afghanistan's first female Paralympian, Zakia Khudadadi, hiding from the Taliban, issues plea for help

One of the first and youngest female mayors in Afghanistan, Zarifa Ghafari, said the Taliban "will come for people like me," anticipating the militant group will try to kill her after successfully overtaking the country's government.

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Afghanistan's youngest female mayor says the Taliban 'will come for people like me'

The fate of women in Afghanistan under Taliban control has been one of the most discussed issues in recent days, especially since it became obvious that the insurgents will take over the nation.
Zarifa Ghafari, who made history in 2018 by becoming Afghanistan's first female mayor, is sitting at home, waiting for the Taliban to come for her.

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A female mayor in Afghanistan said Sunday she is waiting for the Taliban to kill her, iNews reported.

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‘Where Would I Go?’: Afghanistan’s First Female Mayor Says She’s Waiting For Taliban To Come And Kill Her

Maidan Sharh Mayor Zarifa Ghafari is not only the first female mayor in her area, but she's also the youngest. Citing iNews, Axios reported that she's waiting for the Taliban to come for her. The U.S. withdrawal has put women and girls in the position that they will suffer under fundamentalist Islamic law if they remain in Afghanistan. But with the Taliban controlling the roads, it's difficult for anyone to flee the country. Even if they could f…

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Female Afghanistan mayor says she's awaiting Taliban's death squads

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A 27-year-old female mayor in Afghanistan says the Taliban 'will come for people like me and kill me'

As the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, the country's first female Mayor Zarifa Ghafari continue to fear for her life amid reports of targeted killings by the insurgents.

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Waiting for Taliban to come, kill me: Afghanistan's first female mayor

Following the take over of Afghanistan’s government by the Taliban, Zarifa Ghafari, one of the country’s first female mayors, has revealed why she won’t flee the country.Recall that Afghanistan plunged into turmoil as the Taliban took over the country yesterday when they invaded Kabul, the nation’s capital, 20 years after the US chased them out.This led to the President fleeing the country.However, Ghafari, who is the Mayor of Maidan Shar, durin…

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Taliban takeover: I won't flee Afghanistan - Mayor, Zarifa Ghafari

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Zakia Khudadadi is Afghanistan's first female Paralympian. She and her teammate, Hossain Rosouli, missed getting out of Kabul and into Tokyo before the Taliban took over her country. Her audio message was sent to the London-based chef de mission of the Afghanistan team, Arian Sadiqi. "I'm not losing hope yet. I still have hope that somebody out there will help," she said.

A 27-year-old female mayor in Afghanistan says the Taliban 'will come for people like me and kill me'

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