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Rada Akbar (Pashto: رادا اکب; born 1988), is an Afghan-born conceptual artist, and photographer. The focus of her artwork has been to denounce the oppression of women, and ask the world to see the strength of Afghan women through her artwork and photographic portraits. She was chosen as one of the BBC's 100 most influential women of 2021. Read more on Wikipedia

Her biography is available in different languages on Wikipedia. Rada Akbar is the 19,594th most popular politician, the 178th most popular biography from Afghanistan and the 110th most popular Afghan Politician.

Rada Akbar, the politician, is most famous for her role as a member of the Afghan Parliament, where she has been an advocate for women's rights and social justice. She is recognized for her efforts to promote political participation and empowerment among Afghan women.

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Among POLITICIANS

Among politicians, Rada Akbar ranks 19,594 out of 19,576Before her are Bobana Veličković, Laura Smulders, Joanna Leszczyńska, Matt Blunt, Tomáš Hertl, and Risako Mitsui. After her are Bo Horvat, Toni Eggert, Carl Klingberg, Olena Voronina, Zhou Lüxin, and Aleksandr Bondar.

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In Afghanistan

Among people born in Afghanistan, Rada Akbar ranks 178 out of 177Before her are Zakia Khudadadi (1998), Aziza Siddiqui (1983), Masoud Azizi (1985), Fatima Bhutto (1982), Faiza Darkhani (null), and Qays Shayesteh (1988). After her are Mustafa Zazai (1993), Marina Golbahari (1989), Shukria Asil (2000), Soosan Firooz (null), Muqadasa Ahmadzai (null), and Mohammad Nabi (1985).

Among POLITICIANS In Afghanistan

Among politicians born in Afghanistan, Rada Akbar ranks 110Before her are Malalai Joya (1978), Rohullah Nikpai (1987), Shukria Barakzai (1972), Azra Jafari (1978), Zarifa Ghafari (1992), and Robina Muqimyar (1986). After her are Muqadasa Ahmadzai (null), Mohammad Shahzad (1988), and Gulbadin Naib (1991).