ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 10月29日 23時52分

Photos by Erin Trieb @erintrieb | In Afghanistan, women playing outdoor sports is highly uncommon, as it’s considered a "cultural shame" for women to be seen participating in a physical activity. However, since 2015 a team of Afghan female mountaineers—led by @afghan_ascend, a nonprofit developing young women into leaders through community service and the sport of mountain climbing—has been defying cultural boundaries and challenging the gender stereotypes of Afghan society. Often, when these women climb outdoors, local boys will throw stones at them, and many of them have been threatened by their own family members for participating in the sport.
In 2018 Ascend’s team attempted the unthinkable: to climb and summit the highest peak in Afghanistan, Mount Noshaq (24,580 feet), which had never been climbed by an Afghan woman. Hanifa, shown in the following photos, became her nation’s first woman to complete the historic feat. Says Hanifa: “I did this for every Afghan woman.” These images are part of the feature- length documentary film "An Uphill Battle," set to release in 2021. #girlsarealsostrong #Afghangirls #getoutside #forceofnature #sheexplores

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