Panahi supports her six children by sewing and selling traditional handicrafts. Since the death of her husband, the work has become the family’s source of income. But she says one of her biggest challenges is basic: she has no reliable place to sell what she makes. Panahi was among several women displaying their work at a handicrafts exhibition in Ghazni who called for a dedicated market where female artisans could sell directly to customers. “W…
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