Afghan Women Leaving Journalism
A combination of rising violence and family pressure means that the numbers of female reporters are dwindling.
A combination of rising violence and family pressure means that the numbers of female reporters are dwindling.
“First they destroyed opposition-leaning and independent media inside the country, and then they shifted to the international media."
Eulogy for a friend and colleague delivered at a memorial service in London, October 13, 2015.
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Family members detained in apparent attempt to muzzle independent voices.
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