Marwa fled Afghanistan because she wanted to study, work, wear jeans, and go to the park without the obligatory company of a man. Now, locked in a shelter in Costa Rica with a hundred deportees from the United States, she fears she will be sent back. "I will die there... The Taliban will kill me," she says. Behind the fences of the Temporary Migration Assistance Center (Catem), near the border with Panama, the 27-year-old Afghan woman says, off camera and under a fictitious name, that her husband is also in danger and that her two-year-old daughter has no future in Afghanistan. She speaks to AFP among bushes in an unmonitored area with several deported people. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES