Conference by Nadia Ghulam at SI de Vallbona
Nadia Ghulam, Afghanese, came to Catalonia five years ago to undergo surgery as a consequence of a bomb that exploded in her house when she was 9. She was in a coma for 6 months. When she got out of it, the muhjaidins killed his brother. Living in Afghanistan, where women lack freedom and rights, she disguised herself as a boy (Zalmai) to help feed her family: mother, a father that became mentally unbalanced, and two little sisters. She currently lives in Badalona with what she calls her Catalan family.
On the 29th February 2012, she delivered a conference for our students and presented her book
Nadia Ghulam, Afghanese, came to Catalonia five years ago to undergo surgery as a consequence of a bomb that exploded in her house when she was 9. She was in a coma for 6 months. When she got out of it, the muhjaidins killed his brother. Living in Afghanistan, where women lack freedom and rights, she disguised herself as a boy (Zalmai) to help feed her family: mother, a father that became mentally unbalanced, and two little sisters. She currently lives in Badalona with what she calls her Catalan family.
On the 29th February 2012, she delivered a conference for our students and presented her book
