Afghanistan, March 28 -- Farzana, a 48-year-old woman living on the outskirts of Kabul, pursues her lifelong wish by going to the literacy center, where she hopes to learn reading and writing. Farzana wants to read and write. She hasn't forgotten this lifelong wish, and even now, as a mother of five children, she eagerly walks the path from her home to the literacy center every day.

According to Farzana, humans need to read and write until the end of their lives, which are now considered basic and essential skills for everyone, and there is no age-based criterion for learning. In her opinion, only opportunity may deprive someone of the chance to learn or circumstances, but neither has anything to do with age.

However, she has sometimes ...