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Afghan journalists press on after Taliban takeover

Published 15 August 2024, 9:04 am
Three years after the fall of Kabul, a network of anonymous journalists is still working on the inside, trying to tell the stories of life under Taliban rule. While two thirds of journalists have left the profession since then, some continue to risk everything to get reports out of the country.
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