The only radio station led by women in Afghanistan that continued with surgery after Talibani raised a suspension
The Afghan radio station that was fully produced by Afghan women will continue the shows after the Taliban abolished the suspension imposed by the alleged cooperation on the TV channel of the country.
Radio Begum was launched on International Women’s Day in March 2021, just five months before Taliban took control of Afghanistan During the chaotic withdrawal of American and NATO torso from the region.
The satellite satellite channel of the station, Begum TV, operates from France and broadcasts content in the Afghan school curriculum from seven to 12 class.
Talibani prohibited education For women and girls in the country after sixth grade.
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This picture was taken on November 28, 2021. It shows students attending the air class on Radio Begum in Kabul. (Getty Images)
On Saturday, the Ministry of Information and Culture, Taliban, said in a statement that Radio Begum repeatedly asked for a permit to continue the show.
The suspension was abolished after the station committed to Taliban officials, the Ministry said.
Radio Begum agreed to implement the shows “in accordance with the principles of journalism and the regulations of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and avoid any violations in the future,” the statement said. The ministry did not offer details about what these principles and regulations could be.
This picture was shot on November 28, 2021. She shows the director of Station Saba Chaman, right, and her colleague who worked at the studio at Radio Begum in Kabul. (Getty Images)
The station confirmed that it received a permit to continue broadcasting without giving additional details.
Taliban officials imposed a suspension after they carried out a cell headquarters in Kabul on February 4th and seized computers, according to Disks and phones, and took up two male employees who do not hold more leadership positions, according to a statement in that statement in that statement .
The Talibans have banned women with education, many areas of work and public spaces since they took control of the country in the summer of 2021. Journalists, especially women, lost their jobs as a taliban control the medium in the region.
This picture was taken on November 28, 2021. It shows students attending the air class on Radio Begum in Kabul. (Getty Images)
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The ministry did not identify the TV channel with which he accused Radio Begum of work, but his statement cited alleged cooperation with “foreign sanctioned media”.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
