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Nadege is a Swiss-Peruvian independent journalist and filmmaker based in Paris, France. She writes feature articles and shoots and directs news videos as well as documentaries. She reports across the globe including Afghanistan, Ukraine, Lebanon, Armenia and Mexico, developing a strong ability to find underreported stories in some of the most hostile places on earth. Nadege is HEFAT-trained, holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and a Master’s degree in Journalism from Sciences Po Paris.
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It's a war that doesn't make the headlines, yet it's happening on Europe's doorstep. In September 2022, Azerbaijan bombed and invaded part of Armenia. Like many women in her country, Miss Armenia decided to take up arms and follow paramilitary training to defend her people.
In Afghanistan, snowboarding, surfing and skateboarding are synonymous with freedom. Despite the persecution they face, Afghan athletes continue to inspire their fellow countrymen and women and present a different image of their country.
In Afghanistan, where the return of the Taliban has plunged millions of families into hunger, some parents have no other choice than selling their daughters to the highest bidder.
