Inside expat‑run TV broadcast keeping Afghan voices alive - The Globe and Mail

Published March 20, 2026Updated 2 hours ago

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

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