Afghanistan’s women footballers escaped the Taliban – now they represent their country | DW Reporter

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Afghanistan’s women footballers escaped the Taliban - now they represent their country | DW Reporter

The Afghanistan women’s national football team was once a symbol of female emancipation in their home country. But when the Taliban returned to power, the team was dismantled and its players forced into exile. Ever since, Najma Arefi and her teammates have been fighting for the right to represent their home country in international competition. Now, Najma is preparing to begin her studying in her new home, England. Her dream is to become a human rights lawyer. And at the same time, she now finally has the chance to play football for her country at the international level.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro: Escape Changes Everything
01:01 The Dream of Soccer and Freedom
01:58 When the Taliban Returned
03:28 Afghanistan’s Team in Exile
05:50 The Woman Who Saved Lives
07:00 A New Life in England
08:47 The Big Day Draws Closer
10:12 First Match in Four Years
12:03 Hope for Afghanistan’s Women

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Date: September 26, 2026