Inside an expat‑run broadcast keeping Afghan voices alive

Published YesterdayUpdated 3 hours ago

Afghan expats run Amu TV behind the scenes, sustaining one of the few platforms for free expression reaching millions in Afghanistan. Callers speak openly about daily life under Taliban rule.

Yuri Panin/The Globe and Mail

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