Awaz-e-Dosti (Afghan Voices)
live interactive radio program in Pashto and Dari languages hosted by newly trained Afghan refugee and newly trained Afghan Citizen Journalist from KP.The program design includes report from the field, guests and experts.
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- 15
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- Sep 10, 2026
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Afghanistan’s Youth: Challenges, Migration, and Hopes for the Future (opens the original)
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In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Khosrow Mohajerzad discusses one of the most important issues facing Afghan society today: the challenges and future of Afghanistan’s young generation. Joining the program is Ms. Najia, who shares her thoughts on the difficulties young people face in accessing education, employment, and opportunities for personal growth. The discussion also explores the reasons why many young Afghans consider migration, the impact of migration on young people and their famil
Beyond the Canvas The Life, Struggles, and Resilience of Afghan Artist Sayed Faiz Ahmad Amiri (opens the original)
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In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti , we share the life story and remarkable journey of Sayed Faiz Ahmad Amiri , an Afghan artist who has dedicated much of his life to supporting and serving the Afghan community. Through his art, social work, and commitment to helping others, Sayed Faiz Ahmad Amiri has stood alongside members of his community despite facing numerous personal, social, and financial challenges throughout his life. However, years of emotional distress, difficult life circumstances, and
No One Leaves Their Homeland Willingly: Fatima Farahmand on Exile and Hope (opens the original)
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In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti , host Benazir Raofi speaks with Fatima Farahmand , an Afghan software engineer, women’s rights activist, and human rights defender from Bamyan Province. Fatima shares her professional journey in Afghanistan, her work with national and international organizations, and her commitment to women’s rights, education, and empowerment. She reflects on how the Taliban takeover changed her life and ultimately forced her to leave Afghanistan for her safety. Now living in Pa
Maryam Rahmani: An Afghan Actress Using Art to Tell Women’s Stories | Awaz-e-Dosti (opens the original)
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In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti , host Yasamin Yaqin Nabizada speaks with Maryam Rahmani, an Afghan actress and media practitioner , about her journey in acting, her experiences in the Afghan entertainment industry, and the role of art in reflecting the realities of society. Maryam shares how acting became more than a profession for her—it became a way to express emotions, highlight the challenges faced by Afghan women, and tell stories that are often left unheard. She discusses the social and c
Afghan Women and Employment: Opportunities and Challenges Under the Taliban (opens the original)
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In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti , host Shabnam Muhagirzaad explores the changing landscape of employment for Afghan women following the Taliban’s return to power. The episode looks at how restrictions on women’s education, employment, mobility, and participation in public life have affected their economic independence and livelihoods. It also examines the sectors where women continue to find opportunities to work and earn an income, despite the many challenges they face. Our guest, Ms. Tabassum
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