One of my accomplishment of this summer is to read up on the books of present women activities and freedom fighters in the subverted countries.

The burden of the whole country was on her back starting the age of 15. An amazing life grew up from the ashes of war torn country which was invaded by foreign powers since the 70's and further rip apart by its own warlords and extremitists in the last 20 years.

She grew up in the refugee camp in Pakistan. Her parents managed to send her off to a good boarding school run by democratic activitists. There, she read many good books which shaped her ideas and life. (To this day, I regret I did not know how to introduce my children to them in a free world.)

She went back to her own country to start underground school for the girls at the age of 16 when she herself wanted to have more schooling. She opens up clinics and teaches women older than herself.
People flocked to her with their stories of suffering of injustice and violation. She saw good people who try to serve being slained and murdered. Eventually the suffering mass elected her to be the representative and spoke person of her province.

In the constitutional meeting of the national representatives, she had to manuver her way with sheer determination to get a speaking opportunity of 15 minutes. She condemned the international community of funding and supporting the warlords and extremitists who occupy most of the high positions of the country. They shut her down after 90 seconds and called her all kinds of evil names. But the broadcast has reached the country and the world. Though she has support from organizations of the freeworld to promote and uphold human and women's right in the sadistic style ruling of her country, she has to live like a fugitive to avoid the assination of the warlords. She vows to rather die than not to speak out against atrocities done in her country to the ordinary people. She is barely 30.