They displaced her family, and she left prison with partial paralysis.

Long years passed for Iman in prison, but they were not just days—they were layers of wounds from relentless torture, until she suffered a stroke that left half of her body paralyzed. Iman was released only to find that everything she had built over the years had been destroyed by the former regime. Her family was displaced, torn apart, and her eldest son was imprisoned. She walked out to gather the pieces of her shattered life, in a place barely fit to be called a shelter—without electricity, without work. Iman is not asking for the impossible; she only seeks to pay off her debts and live in peace. Let us stand by her side and help ease the burden on her heart.