'No-one comes for us': The women trapped in Afghanistan's mental health system
High on a hill in the west of the Afghan capital, Kabul, behind a steel gate topped with barbed wire, lies a place few locals speak of, and even fewer visit.
The women's wing of a mental health centre run by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) is the largest of only a handful of facilities in the country dedicated to helping women with mental illnesses.
Locals call it Qala, or the fortress.
The BBC gained exclusive access to the crowded centre where staff find it difficult to cope with the 104 women currently within its walls.
