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Ayesha Tanzeem

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Journalist, wanderer, entrepreneur. Passionate about journalism in support of human rights. RTs are FYIs, not endorsements.
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The Inside Story-Afghanistan One Year Later Episode 53

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By Anita Powell Verified, Ayesha Tanzeem Verified, Deepak Dobhal, Malik Ahmed
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
It's been a year since U.S. troops left Afghanistan. What happened since the Taliban took power again? Get eyewitness accounts of the day Kabul fell and find out where millions of Afghans went to find refuge, on The Inside Story-Afghanistan: One Year Later.
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Former Afghan Prosecutor Recounts Day Kabul Fell

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By roshan noorzai, Bezhan Hamdard, Ayesha Tanzeem Verified, Sirwan Kajjo
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
Negina Khalili is a former Afghan prosecutor for the Attorney General's Office in Kabul. On Aug. 15, 2021, when the Taliban took over Afghanistan, she received death threats and was forced to evacuate the country. She shares her story. Videographer and video editor: Bezhan Hamdard Editor's Note: This is one of four self-narrated TV packages of eyewitnesses recalling the day Kabul fell to the Taliban.
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Afghan Human Rights Activist Recounts the Day Kabul Fell

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By roshan noorzai, Bezhan Hamdard, Ayesha Tanzeem Verified
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
Anyone who was in Afghanistan a year ago has vivid memories of the Taliban’s swift conquest of the country as the last U.S. forces withdrew. Shabnam Salehi, a former chief of a women's protection unit in Afghanistan and a member of the country's Human Rights Commission, which the Taliban dissolved in May, shares her experience of the fall of Kabul. Video: Bezhan Hamdard
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