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“It really is a big problem just to be alive,” said 35-year-old Afghan activist Malalai Joya.

February 7th, 2014
Tracy Lee
February 7th, 2014
By Tracy Lee

NEW YORK -- “Seven times, I faced death with my eyes. In fact, we have this kind of saying that ‘death kissed me and went far away back from me,’” said 35-year-old Afghan activist Malalai Joya. She goes by Joya—a name used since the early days of the Taliban—and has survived seven assassination attempts. She knows her days are numbered but does

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