Naderi

The film also provides a who’s who of leading Iranian filmmakers for talking head interviews (Amin Naderi, Mohsen Makhmalbaf and Jafar Panahi are among the most notable personalities here).

Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat 2007

Naderi is an Afghan-American who grew up in New York and has returned to Afghanistan to work with other women in hopes of bringing a change, although she said it will take generations.

Afghan Women Hiding for Their Lives 2009

"We will take care of her through adulthood," Naderi said.

Afghan Women Hiding for Their Lives 2009

"They want to make news, and targeting the journalists is a way to make news," Naderi said.

Jennifer L. Pozner: Afghan Women Journalists are Targeted - Women for Afghan Women Speak Out 2008

Within the past year, Naderi relocated from WAW's home base of Queens, NY, where she worked with Afghan American and Afghan immigrant women, to return to her native country in order to help women organize for their own rights in Afghanistan.

Jennifer L. Pozner: Afghan Women Journalists are Targeted - Women for Afghan Women Speak Out 2008

CATHERINE CALLAWAY, CNN ANCHOR: As we just heard General Naderi say, Taliban forces in northern Afghanistan are beginning to surrender to the Northern Alliance.

CNN Transcript Nov 24, 2001 2001

"Girls are looked down upon in Afghanistan," Ms. Naderi said.

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Cleveland mêlée, culled by Eyad Zahra from Michael Muhammad Knight's book, plods a cautious experimenter Bobby Naderi who finds a girl he fancies but refuses sex with her and starts masturbating instead.

Evening Standard - Home Derek Malcolm 2011

The Qur'an is housed in a specially-built room in a cultural centre in Kabul ran by its founder Farkhunda Zahra Naderi, who explained: "Writing the Qur'an is a privilege, and … of course if you can make the biggest Qur'an everyone wants to do it, because they want to show the feeling they have, the biggest feeling inside their heart."

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Sam Parker 2012

Manizha Naderi, executive director of Women for Afghan Women, which runs shelters for abused women, said that while she had seen cases where women were bullied by their husbands through pregnancy, and sometimes a husband even took a second or third wife if the wife continued to have girls, murder was unusual.

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