Sitara vividly remembers how the conflict of 1992 violently changed the course of her life. “It was a nightmare; a constant struggle that claimed the lives of my loved ones and left us waiting endlessly for my missing husband,” she says. Elchin, her younger son, was only seven months old when Sitara fled her hometown with her children and took on a harrowing journey to Aghdam district seeking refuge, later making their way to Baku, the capital city.
Sitara says she had to rebuild their shattered lives from the ground up. “I worked tirelessly to put food on the table, clothe my children and provide them with a roof over their heads,” she recalls.
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