Ms. Kassindja's moving story is documented in the 1998 book, Do They Hear You When You Cry? (Bantam Doubleday Dell).

Quotes about the book:

"Told in Kassindja's voice, this memoir is also a precious lesson about cultures, women's human rights policy, and perhaps most important, faith in God and humanity. These elements, fluidly interwoven, create an incredible narrative."

- The Washington Post

"Fauziya Kassindja's personal story shines the light of bravery and honesty....Do They Hear You When You Cry could change the female half of history in the millennium to come."

- Gloria Steinem

A straightforward, gripping narrative, not easily forgotten." - Essence

"A fascinating story...not only one of horror but of great humanity."

- The New York Times Book Review