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In Kabul, she worked as a TV reporter. Until her life changed, following the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan on 15 August 2021, which allowed the Taliban fundamentalist regime to regain power. Exiled, separated from her family for six years, Fatima Sadaf Sadat chose Strasbourg to turn the page and open a new chapter on European soil.
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In Kabul, she worked as a TV reporter. Until her life changed, following the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan on 15 August 2021, which allowed the Taliban fundamentalist regime to regain power. Exiled, separated from her family for six years, Fatima Sadaf Sadat chose Strasbourg to turn the page and open a new chapter on European soil.