Sharbat Gula, the subject of the iconic June 1985 National Geographic cover at age 12, has resurfaced after it was revealed she was living illegally in Pakistan.
The new photo comes from Gula's Pakistani national identity card, a document that a foreign national like Gula should not be able to obtain.
Gula's card has since been cancelled by the Pakistani government and, according to the Indian Express, the four officials suspected of taking bribes to grant her and her two sons the documents have been suspended.
In April 2002, National Geographic found Gula, who had been unidentified for 17 years.
Now, nearly 15 years later, Gula's face is once again a portrait of the hardship faced by Afghani refugees in Pakistan. She was living as a refugee in Pakistan when she was first photographed in 1985.