Levsa Bayankhail

I am a professional Danish and Pashto interpreter within the police, courts, lawyers, municipal administration, case management, supported
togetherness with children, children's and youth committees, asylum centers and Red Cross.

Citizen contact and guidance in relation to COVID-19 as well as journaling of notes after the conversation with the citizens and travelers, who were infected with corona.

As a volunteer academic employee for the Indic Researchers Forum, I have given presentations as
guest lecturer on the following topics: history of Afghanistan, the rights of the Pashtuns as a minority i
Pakistan, religious extremism in Pakistan and political conflicts in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Furthermore, have
I interviewed Madhav Das Nalapat for the Indic Researchers Forum, who is a professor of Geopolitics around
the conflicts in Pakistan and Afghanistan

My duties at the Cancer.dk local associations (Glostrup, Albertslund, Brøndby) consisted of
Cancer policy efforts.

- meetings and dialogue with the municipal administration, meetings and dialogue with city council politicians.
- mapping and analysis of the municipalities' efforts in the area of relatives
- visibility of ongoing projects (smoking cessation) and through events, social media and local partners, dialogue
and cooperation with other local actors.
- To participate in board meetings and meetings with other local actors where we discussed and evaluated
the stakes.
- Coordination and organization of national fundraising for local associations

Covid-19 Vaccination of the patients , as well as advice and guidance of citizens and monitoring side effects afterwards.

Control of COVID-19 tests.
Reporting test results to the health authorities

I have written articles for various Danish newspapers in the form of debate articles, commentary and letters to readers in order to
generating debate about Pakistan's roles in supporting the Taliban and destabilizing Afghanistan. In addition, I have
my articles focused on women's rights in Afghanistan after the Taliban took power. (Look at Anex 1)