The news host talked about the collapse of the Ghani government and urged everyone to cooperate with the Islamic Emirate, saying they should not be afraid
“This is what @Etilaatroz can’t accept. If so, we will stop our work,” tweeted Daryabi, who last year won Transparency International’s Anti-Corruption 2020 Award.
Despite the Taliban’s assurances of a moderate rule that ensures freedom for its women and journalists, more accounts of their brutality and control on the ground have emerged everyday.she fled the country with her family, after being the first female journalist to interview the Taliban on live television.
“I was shocked, I lost my control … I said to myself that maybe they came to ask why did I come to the studio,” she said.
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