About Nila Ibrahimi
Born 2007. Nila Ibrahimi is an Afghan activist and singer.
Nila Ibrahimi (, ; born 2007) is teen activist from Afghanistan who advocates for the rights of Afghan girls and women.
In March 2021, after Afghanistan’s Ministry of Education banned girls over the age of 12 from singing publicly, the Afghanistan National Institute of Music launched the #IAmMySong campaign in protest of the decision. The campaign invited musicians and supporters to record and share songs online in solidarity with Afghan girls and women. Ibrahimi participated by publishing a video of herself singing, which gained viral attention.
After the Taliban retook control of the country on August 15, she and her family fled to Pakistan and then to Canada, where she graduated from West Point Grey Academy. While in Pakistan, Ibrahimi worked with the 30 Birds Foundation to raise money to evacuate 200 Marefat High School girls out of Afghanistan.
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Who is Nila Ibrahimi?
activist for the rights of Afghan women and adolescents
When was Nila Ibrahimi born?
Nila Ibrahimi was born in 2007 in Afghanistan.
What is Nila Ibrahimi's occupation?
Nila Ibrahimi is an activist and singer.
What nationality is Nila Ibrahimi?
Nila Ibrahimi is Afghan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Nila Ibrahimi. https://biography.guide/nila-ibrahimi/
MLA: "Nila Ibrahimi." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/nila-ibrahimi/.
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