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     • Ms. Amin said the last time she read the news on air was Sunday at 9 a.m., before the Taliban took Kabul.
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   When was the last time Khadija Amin read the news?

   • Ms. Amin said the last time she read the news on air was Sunday at 9 a.m., before the Taliban took Kabul. That evening, a Taliban official was in the anchor chair. Ms. Amin, left, at her anchor desk on Thursday. She was replaced on Sunday by a Taliban official, right. via Khadija Amin

   Women in Afghanistan Fear Return to a Repressive Past Under Taliban

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   Who is Khadija Amin?

   • Jim Huylebroek for The New York Times But hours later, a prominent anchorwoman on state television, Khadija Amin, tearfully told a Clubhouse chat room that the Taliban had suspended her, and other women employees, indefinitely. “I am a journalist and I am not allowed to work,” said Ms. Amin, 28.

   Women in Afghanistan Fear Return to a Repressive Past Under Taliban

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   What happened to a female journalist in Afghanistan?

   • The Taliban have also barred at least two female journalists from their jobs at the public broadcaster Radio Television Afghanistan. And the female anchor at Tolo, who grabbed global headlines when she interviewed a Taliban spokesman, has since fled the country, along with many other journalists.

   Can Afghanistan’s Leading Broadcaster Survive the Taliban?

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   Did a female news anchor interview a Taliban official?

   • A female news anchor interviewed a Taliban official on an Afghan television station. The group’s takeover has raised fears of a return to repressive policies and human rights violations for women and girls. Tolo News

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3. www.nytimes.com › 2021/08/17 › worldWomen in Afghanistan Fear Return to a Repressive Past Under ...

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   Aug 17, 2021 · Ms. Amin said the last time she read the news on air was Sunday at 9 a.m., before the Taliban took Kabul. That evening, a Taliban official was in the anchor chair.

4. time.com › 6094499 › women-journalists-kabulFar Fewer Women Journalists in Kabul After Taliban: Report - TIME

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   Sep 2, 2021 · September 2, 2021 6:24 AM EDT. O nly a few dozen women journalists are still working in Kabul following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan —despite the Islamist group’s assurance at a press ...

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5. cpj.org › 2021 › 08Taliban take 2 female state TV anchors off-air in Afghanistan ...

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   Aug 19, 2021 · On August 15, the day the Taliban entered Kabul, members of the group arrived at Radio Television Afghanistan’s station and a male Taliban official took the place of Khadija Amin, an anchor with the network, according to news reports and Amin, who spoke with CPJ via messaging app.

6. www.nytimes.com › 2021/08/30 › worldCan Afghanistan’s Leading Broadcaster Survive the Taliban?

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   Aug 30, 2021 · A Taliban spokesman even appeared on a Tolo news program hosted by a female anchor just days after the group captured Kabul. Saad Mohseni, Tolo’s co-owner, in 2013. “To be honest, I’m still ...

7. hyphenonline.com › 2023/10/24 › im-going-to-be-the‘I’m going to be the first female president of Afghanistan’

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   Oct 24, 2023 · Khadija Amin, a 30-year-old Afghan anchorwoman, fled the country two years ago after the resurgence of the Taliban. She now works as a journalist in Spain and has thrown herself into advocacy for Afghan refugees, lobbying members of the Spanish Congress and speaking at conferences for the rights of Afghan minorities at home and abroad.

8. support.cpj.org › site › MessageViewerCommittee to Protect Journalists

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   On August 15, the day the Taliban entered Kabul, members of the group arrived at Radio Television Afghanistan’s station and a male Taliban official took the place of Khadija Amin, an anchor with the network, according to news reports and Amin, who spoke with CPJ via messaging app.

9. www.voanews.com › a › press-freedom_femaleFemale Journalists Say Taliban Barred Them From State-Run Media

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   Aug 21, 2021 · August 21, 2021 5:31 AM. By VOA News. FILE - In this photo taken on Sept. 29, 2020, radio presenter Shukria Wali reads the news during a broadcast at the Merman radio station in Kandahar. At least ...