Zahra Joya

@zahrajoya.bsky.social

Journalist| founder of Rukhshana media| https://rukhshana.com/en| views are my own.

In this newsletter, we highlight a very serious and controversial issue: the difficulties women face in escaping abusive husbands and the lack of a clear and direct pathway to safety under the Taliban regime.

Rukhshana Media@rukhshanamedia.bsky.social · 6d ago

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🇦🇫The 51% this week focuses on #Afghanistan & how #women & #girls lives have been obliterated by the #Taliban. I speak to Afghan journalist Zahra Joya who fled in August 2021 when Kabul fell. With journalist, Amie Ferris-Rotman, she’s written #TheVanishingGirlofKabul; a compelling tale of bravery

The 51% - Journalism and resistance under Taliban rule

In this edition, we focus on Afghanistan, which recently marked the fifth anniversary of the Taliban's return to power. Since then, the exclusion of women and girls has become normalised, with the gov...

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This is an extremely interesting and eye-opening personal account of life in Afghanistan. @zahrajoya.bsky.social dressed as a boy from the age of 5 to get an education. Her first-hand account of gender apartheid and her path to becoming a journalist is essential reading. She founded … 1/2 💙📚💡

The Vanishing Girl of Kabul:
Betrayal, Hope and an Extraordinary Fight for Women’s Rights 
By Zahra Joya
With Amie Ferris-Rotman

'5 years of the Taliban: Is there still hope for the women of Afghanistan? An interview by Solmaz Khorsand ( @solmazkhorsand.bsky.social) with Afghan journalist Zahra Joya ( @zahrajoya.bsky.social) about disappointment and perseverance.'

Republik Magazin@republik.ch · 2mo ago

5 Jahre Taliban: Gibt es noch Hoffnung für die Frauen Afghanistans? Ein Interview von Solmaz Khorsand (@solmazkhorsand.bsky.social) mit der afghanischen Journalistin Zahra Joya (@zahrajoya.bsky.social) über Enttäuschung und Ausdauer.

„Wir haben Familien, die ihr gesamtes Hab und Gut verkaufen, damit ihre Töchter geheime Untergrund­schulen besuchen können. Andere setzen alles daran, dass ihre Töchter ein Handy haben, damit sie an Online­kursen teilnehmen können, um so eine Bildung zu bekommen.“ - @zahrajoya.bsky.social

Republik Magazin@republik.ch · 2mo ago

5 Jahre Taliban: Gibt es noch Hoffnung für die Frauen Afghanistans? Ein Interview von Solmaz Khorsand (@solmazkhorsand.bsky.social) mit der afghanischen Journalistin Zahra Joya (@zahrajoya.bsky.social) über Enttäuschung und Ausdauer.