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Journalism in Afghanistan : the Taliban use media to advocate for themselves and promote their agenda (6/6)

In the series of interviews with female journalists from Afghanistan, we listen to the story of Somaya Walizada. She undertook a dangerous migration journey, finally reaching Germany. From afar, she continues her fight.

— Our selection —

Gaza : “The bloodiest period in the history of journalism”

Journalism in Afghanistan : “A Taliban forced me to marry him !” (5/6)

The story of young Roma mother : love, bread and discrimination

— Exile —

Een migratieverhaal tussen wal en schip : “De hele situatie is een beetje gestoord” (podcast)

Haut-Karabakh : après les bombes, l’exil

“Nous ne sommes pas dangereuses, nous sommes en danger”

Syrie : Jinwar, un village qui fait “place aux femmes”

— International —

Journalism in Afghanistan : the heartache of a vision lost to oppression (4/6)

Journalism in Afghanistan : “I feel like a slave under the Taliban regime !” (3/6)

Journalism in Afghanistan : “I couldn’t stay silent, but telling the truth risked my life” (2/6)

— Belgium —

Leren en integreren : het OKAN-verhaal (podcast)

Parcours d’intégration en Belgique : un pays, trois visions

— Human rights —

Fehim Işık, the journalist who feels lucky to be alive

Vers une reconnaissance des déplacés climatiques ?

Semra Güzel, députée kurde détenue en Turquie : une conspiration ?

— A collaborative media of exiled journalists, and journalism students from the ULB and the VUB —