Afghan activist says Ashraf Ghani and Joe Biden caused misery and chaos
By DW
01 September 2021 |
11:01 am
After negotiating with the Taliban in Doha for the past 11 months, prominent Afghan women's rights activist Fatima Gailani says ousted President Ashraf Ghani is a "national traitor."
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