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Now playing Next Women Beyond Borders This 23-year-old woman is Afghanistan’s first female tour guide This International Women's Day we're celebrating Fatima, Afghanistan’s first female tour guide. 08/03/2022
Now playing Next Travel News Ukraine: This British man says he is flying into the warzone 'for fun' Miles Routledge is at it again. The 22-year-old Brit is on his way to Ukraine, having previously travelled to Afghanistan just before the Taliban took power. 25/02/2022
Now playing Next Afghanistan Boy, 5, dies after being trapped in deep well for several days The boy fell into the hole while trying to help adults drill a new well in a drought-ravaged Afghan village. 18/02/2022
Now playing Next Afghanistan In pictures: Children's fight for survival amid Afghanistan crisis Six months since the Taliban seized Kabul, a humanitarian crisis has developed in Afghanistan that has devastated the lives of children across the country, says Save the Children. 18/02/2022
Now playing Next Afghanistan Meet the Afghans making Europe their home after Taliban takeover It's six months since the Taliban swept back into power in Afghanistan, which, for some, prompted a frantic scramble to get out. We caught up with four Afghans who fled and made Europe their new home. 14/02/2022
Now playing Next Afghanistan Afghans protest US president Biden giving €3.1bn to 9/11 victims The country's economy is teetering on the brink of collapse after international money stopped coming into Afghanistan with the arrival in mid-August of the Taliban, while the citizens are experiencing a mass famine. 12/02/2022
Now playing Next New Zealand Pregnant journalist in Kabul finally allowed to return to New Zealand Charlotte Bellis' case had become a source of embarrassment for New Zealand's COVID-19 policy which has left hundreds of nationals stranded overseas. 01/02/2022
Now playing Next Afghanistan Over 100 ex-Afghan forces and officials slain since August, UN says The United Nations has received “credible allegations” that more than 100 former members of Afghan forces have been killed since the Taliban took over the country. 31/01/2022
Now playing Next New Zealand Journalist denied entry into New Zealand opts for Taliban help Charlotte Bellis' case is one in a number of stories of New Zealand citizens who ended up stranded, causing embarrassment for PM Jacinda Ardern's government. 29/01/2022
Now playing Next Euronews Witness The Afghan women making Athens their new home In this episode of Witness, Julian Lopez travels to Athens to meet several Afghan women who were forced to flee Afghanistan following the return to power of the Taliban. Sharing their stories, they explain the daily challenges they face and their plans for the future. 28/01/2022
Now playing Next Norway Afghan activists demand information on missing women from Taliban Tamana Zaryabi Paryani and Parwana Ibrahimkhel were purportedly arrested last week after a protest against the Taliban reinstatement of the compulsory rule on wearing hijab. 24/01/2022
Now playing Next Norway Taliban delegation's visit to Norway prompts protest in Oslo A Taliban delegation is due to meet with Norwegian and international authorities in the first such visit to the West since the Afghan takeover last August. 22/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news 'Bacha posh: where young girls secretly live as boys in Afghanistan 'Bacha posh' presents both harrowing joys and traumatic limitations to families who choose to partake in the Afghan custom with their daughters. 18/01/2022
Now playing Next Afghanistan Extreme poverty drives Afghans to sell vital organs In the western province of Herat, people in dire need of money have taken to risking their lives by selling their kidneys. 12/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Public portrait gallery of conflict casualties taken down by Taliban The organisers want the governments in charge of Afghanistan to be held responsible for the atrocities of war. 11/01/2022
Now playing Next No Comment Taliban religious police issue posters ordering women to cover up Taliban religious police issue posters ordering women to cover up 07/01/2022
Now playing Next No Comment Harsh winter and snowfall deepen ongoing humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan Snowfall and dropping temperatures have increased the problems of the poor and needy people across Afghanistan. The harsh conditions have especially hit displaced people, many of whom are forced to spend their nights in simple shacks or even tents with no heating. 05/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news The art of war: Taliban turn blast walls into propaganda art An outdoor exhibit featuring destroyed US military hardware, vehicles and blast walls is on display in Ghazni, Afghanistan, as a reminder of the Taliban's return to power. 04/01/2022
Now playing Next Afghanistan Taliban denies freeing suicide bomber before deadly Kabul attack The explosion killed almost 200 people and 13 American troops at Kabul's airport in August last year. 04/01/2022