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" I realised that I can’t talk about women’s rights without talking about community rights. I can’t talk about community rights without talking about the environment we live in and depend on,” she says. At 15, she founded the Association for Indigenous Women and Peoples of Chad (Afpat), focused on women’s rights and environmental protection."
This part! Realizing that women's rights connect to everything and then getting to work. 
Great article, Niyad. 
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