This story appears in the June 2011 issue of National Geographic ... In India the girls will typically be attached to boys four or five years older; in Yemen, Afghanistan, and other countries ...

With an infant girl nursing ... photographed Afghanistan’s Kyrgyz for our February 2013 issue. The magazine thanks The Rockefeller Foundation and members of the National Geographic Society ...

PESHAWAR, Nov 2: A Pakistani court refused bail Wednesday to an Afghan woman immortalized on a National Geographic cover after she was arrested in Pakistan and accused of being one of thousands of ...

PESHAWAR, Pakistan, Nov 5: The Afghan woman immortalised on a National Geographic cover says she is "heartbroken" at news she will be deported from Pakistan to the war-torn homeland she first fled ...

perhaps the famous National Geographic photograph of 'the Afghan girl', or prominent figures murdered for visibly defending women's rights. But it hasn't always been this way. 'As a girl, I remember ...

This story appears in the December 2015 issue of National Geographic magazine ... She identified herself to the four girls and two boys as the “Queen of Peace” and handed down the first ...

known for the iconic National Geographic photo from the 1980s, has been released on bail, the BBC reported. The haunting photo of a green-eyed, Afghan girl named Sharbat Gula, taken in a refugee camp ...

PESHAWAR, Oct 26: The green-eyed ‘Afghan girl’ who shot to global fame when a 1985 issue of National Geographic magazine published a haunting picture of her on its cover, was arrested in Peshawar on ...

The College of Education and Health Professions recently announced its 2025 Outstanding Departmental Alumni Award winners. Reginald J. "Reggie" Miller, Tracy Bair Pate, Josh Vest, Kayla D. Scott-Arce, ...

Her identity is withheld for security reasons Feb 7 2025 (IPS) - Since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan in 2021, girls and women have been systematically banned from education, making ...

“It’s essential to continue advocating for the rights of Afghan girls, but without actions ... “I know it’s not a national [team] but still we are representing Afghanistan.