Photo: Daughters of Faith
Photo: Daughters of Faith in a classroom
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Photograph by Steve McCurry
Asiya Andrabi exhorts the Dukhtarani-Millat—Daughters of Faith—to press for Kashmir's union with Pakistan. She continues despite a year and a half spent in an Indian prison for such secessionist agitation.

—From "Kashmir: Trapped in Conflict," September 1999, National Geographic magazine
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