RFE/RL Afghan Service Journalist Freba Mohd Zaher interviews a unique little girl struggling to overcome sadly common obstacles faced by girls in Afghanistan.
Viewers demand police investigate the brutal treatment of a young Pakistani woman in the Swat district after Mashaal viral video draws attention to her case.
Four journalists from RFE/RL’s Afghan Service, known locally as Radio Azadi, have been recognized for their coverage of politics and youth issues in Afghanistan.
What’s driving Afghans and Pakistanis to risk the journey to Europe, and how Radio Mashaal is reporting the crisis.
In its biggest victory in 15 years, Taliban militants captured the city of Kunduz on Monday - sending shockwaves throughout the country. Afghan forces, backed by U.S. airstrikes, quickly reclaimed the town, but what does this mean for an already fragile Afghanistan?
Poor quality education, family disapproval, and lack of security are just a few of the hurdles faced by aspiring women journalists in Afghanistan. Nevertheless, a handful of determined women have taken up the profession, as media in the post-Taliban society flourishes.
RFE/RL's Gandhara website is seeking submissions from outside writers and experts on the region to write opinion or analysis pieces geared toward a global policy audience.
Award-winning journalist Najiba Ayubi says the free flow of information will be a catalyst for change in Afghanistan.
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October 25, 2018
