My Story I never imagined that after surviving the horrors of war, I would also have to live in fear inside my own home. The war took away our safety, our home, and our sense of stability. Every day has been a struggle to survive and protect my family. I believed that home would be the one place where I could feel safe, but instead, I have been experiencing violence from my husband. The abuse has caused me deep emotional pain and fear. Living with both the trauma of war and violence at home has become overwhelming. I am trying to stay strong, but I cannot face this alone anymore. I am sharing my story because I need help. I am asking for guidance, support, and information about any organizations or services that may be able to assist me. Every person deserves to live free from violence, with dignity, respect, and hope. Thank you for listening to my story and for any support or direction you can provide. Your kindness could make a meaningful difference in my life.

South and Central Asia

My Silent Struggle After the War

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