The Little Girls became Literate Women of Taliban Time The big
wooden gate opened, hundreds of little girls and mature women
dressed in light blue Kamiz and white Shalwar and veil entered
with their loud screams and joy. The classes were filled with
the dust of chalks, the tone of Persian and Pashto words, and
the murmur tone of girls. The little girls became literate women
of war time, under the Taliban Regime by a woman’s advocacy; Dr.
Sima Samar. Samar is the chairperson of the Afghanistan
Independent Human Rights Commission. She was born in 1957 in a
mountain-locked area “Jaqhoori” district of Ghazni province. She
has grown up and gone to school, while discrimination of
ethnicities scattered every corner of the country, and little
girls and boys were living in gender discrimination sphere.
Samar was growing up thinking of eliminating differences between
people, and giving space for women to grow freely. Samar with
the glitters in her eyes with the glimpse of going back to the
walls of the clay-made class