For four years, girls in Afghanistan have been deprived of the Kankor exam, of the dream of university, and of the simple right to sit in the seats of knowledge. But silence does not always mean quiet. 'Kankor Nama' is a collection of eight letters; voices that have risen from behind the high walls of discrimination and tyranny, from the depths of pain, from the profound nostalgia, and from the faith in a day when these walls will fall. These writings are not just narratives of sorrow; they are a manifesto for perseverance, hope, and building a tomorrow where no girl remains trapped behind closed doors. The writings you will read in this collection are penned by members of the 'DDC Literary Club' and reflect their efforts, struggles, feelings and hopes.