Amena Rahemy knows exactly what it is like to escape a dangerous situation and then be overwhelmed and paralysed by feelings of guilt. She worked for a government-affiliated organisation and as a journalist in Afghanistan. When the Taliban took power, she, like many others, feared for her life and had to flee suddenly. She left behind a large part of her family, who have since had to go into hiding. In the latest episode of the podcast, Amena talks about fleeing her country, the paralysing feeling of having put her family in danger, and about her liberation from this situation
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