FACES OF KABUL.

AFGHANS; PUBLIC demonstrations

FEATURES My grandparents left Afghanistan during the Soviet War, when my parents were kids, and migrated to Iran. LIFE CYCLE This photograph of a woman with a bike on Chicken Street was one of the last images Hossaini captured before she was forced to flee Kabul. BEHIND THE SEAMS Though most of the textile shops that line Chicken Street, a popular shopping district in Kabul, are run by men, Hossaini sought to capture the femininity of the handmade fabrics. [Extracted from the article]

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