Rukhshana Media, founded by Zahra Joya in 2020, operates from exile with a network of women reporters working secretly inside Afghanistan. The journalists use pseudonyms, encrypted communications, and other security measures after the Taliban barred women from public speaking and sharply restricted Read More
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Ariana Global News is inviting girls and women across Afghanistan to join a new volunteer citizen journalism program that teaches reporting, mobile storytelling, safety, and verification—no experience needed. Participants get hands-on training, mentoring, and a path to publish stories worldwide via Google News, amplifying local voices with real impact.
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Join Ariana Global News and become part of women-led volunteer journalism that trains and empowers girls and women across Afghanistan to tell the stories that matter in their communities. No experience is needed—just a mobile phone, curiosity, and the chance to have your reporting reach global audiences.
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