Efat said no. We had offered her the chance to pre-record. She was in Rome, the hour was uncivilised, the connection was a risk, and nobody would have blamed her. She wanted none of it. She wanted to be there, live, with everyone else. So at two in the morning she sat in front of a camera in Italy and spoke about the work she had done in Kabul as a sixteen-year-old, supporting child labourers […]
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