A new TV show has been launched in Kabul called “Banu” (women), by Farzana Samimi, veterinary science and psychology major turned TV presenter. The show will be in Dari language. This show will talk about the problems faced by the Afghan women.
Ms. Samimi has teamed up with a Kabul-based psychiatrist, Mohammed Yasin Babrak, to talk about the ‘psychological and social problems’ of women. Read More...
TV Show to Unveil Plight of Afghan Women
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