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Ungewisse Zukunft für Frauen in Afghanistan
NDR | Weltbilder | 29.06.2021

Der internationale Truppenabzug aus Afghanistan ist im vollen Gange. Zeitgleich spitzt sich die Sicherheitslage im Land kontinuierlich zu. Welche Konsequenzen der NATO-Rückzug für Frauenrechte, freien Journalismus und humanitäre Hilfsorganisationen in Afghanistan haben könnte, beleuchtet die NDR Weltbilder Reportage “Afghanistan: Ungewisse
Zukunft der Frauen”.

Bis zum 11. September 2021 sollen alle internationalen Truppen Afghanistan verlassen haben. So räumen auch in diesen Tagen deutsche Soldaten das Lager des Hauptstützpunktes Masar-e Scharif im Norden des Landes. Währenddessen spitzt sich die Lage zwischen den Taliban und der afghanischen Regierung zu.

Die NDR Reportage Afghanistan: Ungewisse Zukunft der Frauen gewährt unter anderem einen Einblick in das Leben von Marzia Akbari, der Reporterin und Chefin eines lokalen Radiosenders aus Pol-e Chomri, Provinzhauptstadt Bachlans im Norden Afghanistans. Akbari befürchtet vor allem die Einschränkung der Pressefreiheit und sieht zudem die Rechte der Frauen im Zuge der aktuellen Entwicklungen zunehmend gefährdet.

Die sechs-minütige Reportage finden Sie hier.

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