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Jalal Mir Mirzad is a journalist based in Paris, France. I have been working as a video journalist, editor and news writer with Voice of America since 2011. In August 2021, after the fall of Kabul, I became a refugee in France, but after a short break, I started working again as a freelance journalist with the Voice of America. Before 2011, I have experience working with video and print media such as Tolo News in Afghanistan.
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An Afghan hairdressing lady living in Lyon, France, considered the Taliban's decision to prevent the work of hairdressing women in Afghanistan to be wrong and says that most of these women were the breadwinners of their families who are now facing finance
Comparing the lives of two asylum seekers in France, one decides to go to London through smuggling, the other tried this experience years ago and then decided to stay in France and make a life for herself.
Zakia Khodadadi, a former member of Afghanistan's national para-kwondo team, has become a refugee in France and has now become a member of the country's national team. Khodadadi is happy to have reached this position, but says that the Taliban have taken.
Rashmin Jawindeh, one of the protestors for women's freedom and education against the Taliban, had to leave Afghanistan after being imprisoned and forced to confess. He now lives in France and continues to protest against the Taliban.
