We are continuously fundraising for vulnerable Afghan human rights activists who are excluded from relocation programs and state support – financially and politically. Please find below more details on our current campaign.

Dear Friends and Supporters,
After years of uncertainty and efforts to find safety in different countries, Zahra Kazemi, an Afghan women’s rights activist, entrepreneur, and artist, and her family have finally received humanitarian visas for France.
Since fleeing Afghanistan in 2022 because of serious security threats, Zahra and her family have been living in hiding in Pakistan under difficult circumstances. Two minors living with them have been out of school during this period. Reaching France would offer them the chance to live safely and, we hope, allow the children to return to education.
Now, one final financial barrier stands in their way.
The family needs €3,500 for exit permits in Pakistan and €2,500 for one-way flight tickets for four people—a total of €6,000. These costs are beyond their current financial means.
Village e.V. is raising funds to help cover these essential expenses and enable the family to finally reach safety.
We kindly ask you to donate or via Go Fund Me link or directly by bank transfer using the details below:
Bank details
Sparkasse Dortmund
IBAN: DE 59440501990001371614
BIC: GENODED1SPE
If you need a transaction confirmation or supporting documentation for your tax records, please contact us at team@village-together.org.
Every contribution makes a difference. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this appeal with others.
They have their visas. Let’s help them take the final step towards safety.
Thank you for your generosity and solidarity.
With gratitude,
village e.V.
