In the Wednesday 4 March edition focusing on domestic violence against women, Sana Safi is joined in a BBC studio in London by CEO of the Afghan Association Paiwand, Fahima Zahin singer-songwriter Laila Khan in Peshawar and Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commissioner Shabnam Salehi in Kabul. Shorter versions of the weekly episodes will be broadcast as part of the BBC News Pashto flagship daily TV programme, World Right Now ( Naray Da Wakht).
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The digital and TV series, Determined Women ( Hoodmany Khezy), profiles the accomplishments of outstanding Pashto-speaking women.Ĭonceived by BBC World Service’s Women’s Affairs reporter, Faranak Amidi, Let’s Talk is a women engagement series which has ran as part of BBC World Service’s output in Persian, Uzbek and Dari, evolving from an Instagram-focused project to its current, fully fledged version on the BBC News Pashto digital and TV platforms. For the eight-part weekly digital, TV and radio debate series, Let’s Talk ( Razai Khabery Wakro), Sana Safi connects with prominent guests in studios in London, Kabul and other locations to discuss subjects such as domestic violence, female identity, women’s rights, and sexual and reproductive health.
BBC News Pashto has rolled out a season of content exploring key issues that matter to women in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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