Maryam Zahid, Founder of Afghan Women on the Move, which offers programs teaching newly-arrived Afghan women refugees to learn how to swim and drive, stands in an indoor swimming pool at Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre, in Sydney, Australia August 5, 2022. REUTERS/Stefica Nicol Bikes
By Stefica Nicol Bikes
SYDNEY (Reuters) - At an indoor pool in a western Sydney suburb, about 20 Afghan women who recently reached Australia as refugees listen to former asylum seeker Maryam Zahid as she offers them swimming classes and talks about the country's beach culture.
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