'If I don't hear from her again, she will have been killed': Afghan judge who fled to Oldham flooded with hundreds of messages from terrified women in her home country
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDon't miss a thing by signing up to the MyOldham newsletter here "If she runs out of credit, this may be her last message. "If I don't hear from her again, she will have been killed." Quazi Marzia Babakarkhail's phone never stops.
Desperate calls, text messages and recorded messages arrive one after another. Terrified women in Afghanistan need her help.
Marzia, who lives in Oldham, was a judge in her home country. The Taliban attempted to murder her - twice. READ MORE: Now she is being bombarded with messages from female judges.
Her country, she says, is burning... and 'all women are in the fire'. The 55-year-old established a school in the country to help set out to empower and educate women.
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