Catcallers make Kabul streets unsafe for women

Zahra Nazemi, 27, dresses with full cautiousness when she goes outside her home. She usually avoids wearing close-fitting dresses when walking in public spaces.

Whenever an alone or even a group of well-dressed women walk down the streets of Kabul, just as Zahra, they become subject to the prevalent act of harassment, usually to catcalls by male passersby, shopkeepers, and young boys.