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Partaw Naderi

© Eugene Schoulgin
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© Eugene Schoulgin

Partaw Naderi

Photograph of Partaw Naderi, a founding member of the Afghan Centre who, together with Safia Saddiqi, was a representative at the 69th PEN International Congress in Mexico City, Mexico, 2003, where the Afghan Centre was officially accepted. The title of this Congress was Cultural Diversity and Freedom of Expression. This photograph was taken by Eugene Schoulgin, member of the Norwegian and Swedish Centres, president of the Writers in Prison Committee (2000-04), international secretary (2007-10) and vice-president of PEN International (2004-), who visited Afghanistan in 2003 as part of a delegation from the Norwegian Centre that helped establish the Afghan Centre. Schoulgin’s handwritten captions can be seen on the reverse side of the photograph.

Partaw Naderi

Photographie de Partaw Naderi, membre fondateur du Centre Afghan qui, avec Safia Saddiqi, a représenté le Centre au 69e congrès du PEN International à Mexico, Mexique, en 2003, congrès lors duquel le centre Centre afghan a été officiellement accepté. Le titre de ce congrès était Cultural Diversity and Freedom of Expression. Cette photo a été prise par Eugene Schoulgin, membre des Centres norvégien et suédois, président du Comité des Écrivains en Prison (2000-04), secrétaire international (2007-10) et vice-président de PEN International (2004-), lors d'une visite en Afghanistan, en 2003, avec une délégation du Centre norvégien visant à aider à la création du Centre afghan. La légende, écrite à la main par Schoulgin, peut être lue au verso de la photo.

Partaw Naderi

Fotografía de Partaw Naderi, miembro fundador del Centro Afgano. Junto con Safia Saddiqi, fue un representante en el 69o Congreso de PEN Internacional en Ciudad de México, en México, en 2003, donde el Centro Afgano fue oficialmente aprobado. El título de este congreso fue Diversidad Cultural y Libertad de Expresión. Esta fotografía fue tomada por Eugene Schoulgin, miembro de los Centros Noruego y Sueco, presidente de Comité de Escritores en Prisión (2000-04), secretario internacional (2007-10) y vicepresidente de PEN Internacional (2004-), durante una visita a Afganistán en 2003 con una delegación del Centro Noruego, que ayudó a establecer el Centro Afgano. La leyenda, escrita a mano por Schoulgin, puede verse en el reverso de la fotografía.

Date:

01/01/2003

Creator:

Eugene Schoulgin

Centre:

Afghan Centre  (قلم افغانستان)

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