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Leiluma Sediqui, left, Farah provincial director of women's affairs, reviews notes before a live radio interview
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Afghan radio and TV anchor killed in a bomb attack - Prensa Latina
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Taliban take 2 female state TV anchors off-air in Afghanistan, beat at least 2 journalists - Committee to Protect Journalists
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Halima Kazem on Twitter: "Sad to see the Afghan national flag colors of black, red, green taken off of the logo of the national broadcaster Radio Television Afghanistan. Taliban regime has stripped
Khalid Amiri خالد امیري on Twitter: "Excited to share tht I've started working as a Senior Producer & Digital Media content maker for RTA (Radio Television of Afghanistan) the state run Tv
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Amid troop withdrawal, Afghan journalists face uncertain future - International Press Institute
No Microphone for the President”: Can Radio Television Afghanistan still become a public service broadcaster? - Afghanistan Analysts Network - English
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Nargas Karimi, right, a broadcast journalist with Radio Television Afghanistan in Farah City, listens to a
