Like most humanitarian workers, I can't sleep. The fear haunts us in every step. Our work exposes us to violations, between protecting ourselves and our duty to help.
I continue to work due to my belief in women's rights as human rights. We face big challenges as women going out to provide humanitarian aid.
Imagine going to help people, but thinking you won’t return to see your children. This terrifying feeling makes you live in conflict between duty and protection.
Our home was housing 30-35 people who lost their homes, and we were doing administrative work from there, leading to panic and mixed feelings of duty.
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