Awaz-e-Dosti | Season 2 (Afghan Voices)

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Awaz-e-Dosti is a multimedia podcast and reporting platform that amplifies the voices and experiences of Afghan refugees living in Pakistan. Produced by Afghan community reporters, the project combines podcast episodes, field reports, interviews, and vox pops to explore issues affecting Afghan communities. By providing accurate information, highlighting community concerns, and sharing stories of resilience and hope, Awaz-e-Dosti creates a space where Afghan voices can be heard and understood.

  1. 2 小時前

    Voices of Displacement: Afghan Refugees Seeking Safety and Dignity

    In this special episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Yasamin Yaqin Nabizada speaks with Afsoon, an Afghan women's rights and human rights activist and a member of RAWAH. Drawing on her experience working with Afghan refugee communities and her years of living in Pakistan, Afsoon shares valuable insights into the current situation of Afghan asylum seekers and refugees, highlighting the challenges they face in accessing protection, legal status, and essential services. The conversation explores the barriers that Afghan refugee families encounter when seeking healthcare, enrolling children in schools, and navigating documentation and legal processes. Afsoon discusses the practical realities faced by displaced Afghan communities and emphasizes the importance of ensuring access to fundamental rights, humanitarian assistance, and social protection. The episode also examines the role of international organizations, governments, and civil society in responding to the needs of Afghan refugees, advocating for their rights, and working toward durable solutions amid ongoing displacement. Through this timely and informative discussion, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the challenges, resilience, and opportunities surrounding the well-being and protection of Afghan refugees living in Pakistan.

    5 分鐘

  2. 3 天前

    In Conversation with Qaiser Khan Afridi, UNHCR Pakistan Spokesperson: Afghan Refugee Repatriation, Protection, and Reintegration in Pakistan and Afghanistan

    In this special episode, host Benazir Raofi sits down with Qaiser Khan Afridi, UNHCR Pakistan Spokesperson, for an insightful discussion on the organization's policies and humanitarian response concerning Afghan refugees. During the interview, Qaiser Khan Afridi provides a comprehensive overview of UNHCR's approach toward Afghan refugees and explains how the organization is working closely with the Government of Pakistan to support the voluntary repatriation process. He discusses the measures being taken to ensure the protection, dignity, and well-being of Afghan refugees returning to their homeland. The conversation also explores UNHCR's ongoing efforts in Afghanistan to support returnees, including humanitarian assistance, reintegration support, access to essential services, and programs designed to help returning families rebuild their lives and communities. This episode offers an important and timely perspective on the challenges and opportunities surrounding Afghan refugee repatriation, highlighting the critical role of UNHCR in supporting refugees both in Pakistan and after their return to Afghanistan.

    7 分鐘

  3. 6月29日

    Awaz-e-Dosti Special Addressing the Healthcare, Education, and Legal Rights of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan

    In this special episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Ihsan Ullah Ahmadzai speaks with Fauzia Khanum, a representative of the Pakistan International Human Rights Organization, about the key challenges Afghan refugees face in accessing healthcare, education, and legal protection in Pakistan. The discussion examines the barriers that refugee families encounter when seeking medical care, enrolling children in schools, and navigating documentation and legal processes. Drawing on her experience in the human rights sector, Fauzia Khanum highlights the practical realities faced by Afghan communities and discusses the importance of ensuring access to essential services and fundamental rights. The episode also explores possible pathways for improving support systems, strengthening collaboration among stakeholders, and promoting greater awareness of the issues affecting refugee communities. Through this conversation, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities surrounding the well-being and protection of Afghan refugees in Pakistan.

    13 分鐘

  4. 6月26日

    A Lifetime of Hard Work, An Uncertain Future: Enayatullah Shams on Building a Business and Life in Pakistan

    In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, Benazir Raofi speaks with Enayatullah Shams, an Afghan refugee who has spent the last 45 years building his life in Pakistan. Arriving with few resources, he started from scratch and eventually established a successful business while raising his family in the country he came to regard as home. Today, however, changing immigration policies and the requirement for valid visas have created new uncertainties for Enayatullah Shams and thousands of other Afghan refugees. In this candid interview, he shares his personal journey of resilience, the challenges his family now faces, and the impact that recent repatriation measures are having on long-term Afghan residents. Beyond his own story, Enayatullah Shams also discusses his work as an advocate for Afghan refugees, highlighting the difficulties many community members encounter and the support they need to navigate legal, social, and economic challenges. This conversation offers a deeper understanding of the experiences of Afghan refugees in Pakistan, their contributions to society, and the questions they face about their future amid changing circumstances. Interview conducted in Urdu by Benazir Raofi.

    9 分鐘

  5. 6月22日

    Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: Afghan Refugees in Pakistan – Challenges, Rights, and Hopes for the Future

    In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Humaira Ibrahim is joined by Zabihullah Ibrahim for an important discussion on the experiences of Afghan refugees living in Pakistan. The conversation explores the factors that have forced many Afghans to leave their homes and seek refuge in neighboring countries. It examines the challenges refugees face in exile, including legal, social, economic, and educational barriers, as well as the uncertainties that often accompany displacement and migration. The program also highlights the daily realities of Afghan refugee families in Pakistan, the difficulties they encounter while rebuilding their lives, and their hopes for a safer and more stable future. In addition, the discussion addresses the expectations of refugees from the international community and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), including support for protection, access to essential services, and durable solutions. Join us for this informative conversation as we explore the realities of displacement, the resilience of refugee communities, and the importance of international cooperation in supporting those forced to leave their homes.

    7 分鐘

  6. 6月18日

    Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: An Afghan Refugee Girl’s Journey of Education and Hope in Pakistan

    In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Farida speaks with Beheshta Bahadur Shahkhel, an Afghan refugee girl living in Pakistan, about her educational journey and the challenges she has faced while pursuing her studies away from home. Beheshta shares her experiences as a refugee student, the barriers she has encountered in accessing education, and how online learning has helped her continue her studies despite difficult circumstances. She discusses the importance of education in shaping her future and the determination that has kept her motivated throughout her journey. The conversation also explores the opportunities and challenges of online education for refugee girls, including access to technology, learning resources, and a supportive environment. Through her story, Beheshta highlights how resilience, hard work, and hope can help transform obstacles into opportunities for personal growth and achievement. Join us for this inspiring episode as we hear the story of an Afghan refugee girl in Pakistan who continues to pursue her dreams through education and perseverance.

    5 分鐘

  7. 6月15日

    Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: Deported After Three and a Half Years – Khatira Naeimi’s Story of Struggle, Survival, and Uncertainty

    In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Deeba Akbari speaks with Khatira Naeimi, an Afghan woman whose life has been shaped by displacement, resilience, and the challenges of forced return. After spending three and a half years in Pakistan, Khatira was deported back to Afghanistan, leaving behind a life she had worked hard to rebuild. Through her personal story, she shares the difficulties she faced as a refugee, the realities of daily survival, and the emotional impact of being forced to return. The conversation also explores the challenges awaiting returnees in Afghanistan, including concerns about safety, livelihoods, access to opportunities, and the uncertainty of starting over. Khatira’s experience highlights both the hardships faced by displaced people and the resilience they demonstrate in the face of adversity. Join Deeba Akbari for this powerful and moving discussion as we examine the human impact of displacement, deportation, and return, while highlighting the importance of dignity, protection, and support for those rebuilding their lives.

    11 分鐘

  8. 6月13日

    Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: The Role of Exile Media in Keeping Afghan Voices Alive

    Hello and welcome to all our dear listeners of Awaz-e-Dosti (Voice of Friendship). We hope you are well, safe, and in good health. In today’s episode, host Shabnam Muhagirzaad explores an important and timely topic: the role of exile media following the changes in Afghanistan. Since the Taliban’s return to power, restrictions on media and freedom of expression have significantly affected Afghanistan’s media landscape. Challenges such as censorship, limitations on critical reporting, and restrictions on certain forms of programming have forced many journalists and media organizations to relocate and continue their work from outside the country. As a result, exile media outlets have become an important source of information for Afghans, providing news, analysis, and a platform for voices that may otherwise go unheard. To discuss this topic, Shabnaam is joined by Maliha Afzali, an experienced journalist working with a respected media organization. Together, they examine the role of exile media in informing the public, amplifying the voices of Afghan citizens to the international community, and addressing the information gaps left by the decline of independent media inside Afghanistan. Join us for this insightful conversation on journalism, freedom of expression, and the evolving role of Afghan media in exile.

    8 分鐘
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Awaz-e-Dosti is a multimedia podcast and reporting platform that amplifies the voices and experiences of Afghan refugees living in Pakistan. Produced by Afghan community reporters, the project combines podcast episodes, field reports, interviews, and vox pops to explore issues affecting Afghan communities. By providing accurate information, highlighting community concerns, and sharing stories of resilience and hope, Awaz-e-Dosti creates a space where Afghan voices can be heard and understood.

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