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In Conversation with Qaiser Khan Afridi, UNHCR Pakistan Spokesperson: Afghan Refugee Repatriation, Protection, and Reintegration in Pakistan and Afghanistan
Jul 4, 2026
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Awaz-e-Dosti Special Addressing the Healthcare, Education, and Legal Rights of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan
Jun 29, 2026
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A Lifetime of Hard Work, An Uncertain Future: Enayatullah Shams on Building a Business and Life in Pakistan
Jun 26, 2026
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Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: Afghan Refugees in Pakistan – Challenges, Rights, and Hopes for the Future
Jun 22, 2026
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| 7/4/26 | ![]() 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. | — | ||||||
| 6/29/26 | ![]() 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. | — | ||||||
| 6/26/26 | ![]() 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. | — | ||||||
| 6/22/26 | ![]() 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. | — | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | ![]() 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. | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() 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. | — | ||||||
| 6/13/26 | ![]() 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. | — | ||||||
| 6/9/26 | ![]() Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: Understanding the Challenges and Contributions of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan | In this special episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Ihsan Ullah Ahmadzai leads an insightful discussion on the experiences and challenges of the Afghan refugee community in Pakistan.Joining him is Fauzia Khanum, a representative of the Pakistan International Human Rights Organization, who shares her perspectives on the realities faced by displaced Afghan families. Together, they explore the legal, social, and economic challenges that many refugees encounter in their daily lives, as well as the importance of protecting their rights and dignity.The conversation also addresses common misconceptions about refugees and highlights the positive contributions Afghan refugees have made to local communities in Pakistan. In addition, the discussion examines issues related to documentation, access to services, protection, and the emotional impact of living with uncertainty.Through a human rights lens, this episode emphasizes the need for understanding, inclusion, and practical solutions to support refugee communities. Join us for this important conversation as we explore ways to build a more compassionate, secure, and inclusive future for Afghan refugees and their host communities. | — | ||||||
| 6/6/26 | ![]() Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast Understanding Youth Mental Health and Suicide Prevention | In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Shabnam Muhagirzaad leads an important discussion on mental health challenges and suicide prevention among young people.Behind many smiles and seemingly normal lives, young people often face hidden struggles, including anxiety, loneliness, depression, family pressures, social isolation, and uncertainty about the future. These challenges can have a significant impact on their emotional well-being and, in some cases, may lead to thoughts of self-harm or suicide.To better understand these issues, Shabnaam is joined by Dr. Maryam Mobarez, a psychologist specializing in mental health and youth well-being. During the conversation, Dr. Maryam explains why mental health concerns have become increasingly common among young people, discusses the factors that contribute to emotional distress, and highlights the importance of awareness, support, and early intervention.Join us for this meaningful conversation as we explore ways to support young people, promote mental well-being, and encourage hope, resilience, and help-seeking during difficult times. | — | ||||||
| 5/30/26 | ![]() Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: Understanding Autism and Supporting Children with Autism | In today’s episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, Afghan journalist Khatera Naimee presents an insightful report featuring an interview with Dr. Hasanat from Afghanistan.The discussion focuses on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and provides valuable information for parents, caregivers, educators, and community members. Dr. Hasanat explains what autism is, its common signs and symptoms, and how it affects children's communication, behavior, and social interactions.The report also explores the challenges faced by families raising children with autism, the importance of understanding and supporting these children, and the opportunities and obstacles they may encounter in the future. In addition, the conversation highlights the role of society in creating an inclusive environment where children with autism can learn, grow, and actively participate in community life.Join us for this informative and thought-provoking episode as we raise awareness about autism and discuss ways to build a more understanding and supportive society for children with autism and their families.#AwazEDosti #AutismAwareness #AutismAcceptance #SupportAutisticChildren #Neurodiversity #InclusionForAll #AfghanVoices #CommunityAwareness #MentalHealthAwareness #ChildrenMatter | — | ||||||
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| 5/28/26 | ![]() Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: Voices for Afghan Women’s Rights | In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Humaira Ibrahim speaks with Afghan women’s rights activist Benazir Raoufi, a member of the Afghan Women’s Freedom Movement and a long-time advocate for refugee rights.The conversation explores the challenges faced by Afghan women following recent changes in Afghanistan, including restrictions on education, employment, and personal freedoms. Benazir shares the mission of the Afghan Women’s Freedom Movement, the importance of amplifying women’s voices, and her message of hope, resilience, and solidarity for Afghan women and girls.Join us for this inspiring discussion on courage, advocacy, and the ongoing struggle for dignity, equality, and freedom. | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Awaz-e-Dosti Podcast: Understanding Anxiety and Depression Among Afghan Youth | In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Maryum Nighat explores the important topic of mental health among Afghan youth. The program features an insightful conversation with Dr. Farima, an Afghan medical doctor, who shares her expertise on the growing challenges of anxiety and depression among young people.During the discussion, Dr. Farima explains the differences between anxiety and depression, the key factors contributing to these conditions among Afghan youth, and the impact that social, economic, and personal challenges can have on mental well-being. She also offers valuable advice and words of encouragement for young people who may be struggling with these issues.Join us for this informative and compassionate conversation as we raise awareness about mental health, emphasize the importance of seeking support, and highlight the power of hope, resilience, and self-care in overcoming life's challenges. | — | ||||||
| 4/28/26 | ![]() Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 32 | 🎙️ Awaz-e-Dosti | Episode — Minds, Journeys & Second ChancesIn this episode, hosts Shabnam Muhagirzaad and Mohammad Sharif Danish bring you two stories rooted in compassion, resilience, and the quiet strength of the human spirit.🧠 Understanding Intellectual DisabilityHost Shabnam Muhagirzaad sits down with Dr. Lida Mirzaei, a psychologist and mental health counselor, for an honest and informative conversation about intellectual disability — a condition that affects cognitive and adaptive functioning, yet is still widely misunderstood in many communities.Dr. Mirzaei helps us understand:• What intellectual disability actually is — and how it differs from mental illness• The causes that can lead to this condition in children and adults• How it shapes learning, behavior, and social relationships• Whether it can be treated, or only supported and managedThis is a conversation that every family, educator, and community member deserves to hear.🌍 A Family's Road to SafetyReporter Deeba Akbari Kakar shares the story of a resilient Afghan woman who, after enduring immense hardship, found safety in Pakistan with her husband and three children. Through the kindness of teachers and the dedication of a school principal, the family was granted a one-year student visa — a small document that carried enormous meaning: stability, dignity, and hope.Our guest recounts her journey in her own words — a story of perseverance in the face of loss, and of ordinary people whose compassion changed a family's life.We are grateful to the people and government of Pakistan for the generosity extended to refugee families, and we look forward to a future where visa pathways are more accessible to all who need them.🎧 Listen now — and share with someone who needs to hear these stories. | — | ||||||
| 11/3/25 | ![]() Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 31 | In this heartfelt episode of Awaz-e-Dostion Power 99 FM, hosts Mohammad Sharif Danish and Shabnaam bringyou an inspiring conversation with renowned Afghan theater artist and director Mr.Fakoori — a man whose creativity once illuminated the stages of Kabul andHerat and who now continues his artistic struggle in exile in Pakistan.The discussion explores his artisticbeginnings, the themes that shaped his work, and the challenges faced by Afghanartists forced to leave their homeland. Mr. Fakoori reflects on life as arefugee, the limited opportunities for creative expression, and the hope thatstill fuels his passion for theater. The program also includes a special shortperformance by Mr. Fakoori, recorded exclusively for Awaz-e-Dosti.🎧 Tune in to hear a story of courage, art, andresilience — and don’t forget to subscribe, like, and shareto support Afghan voices around the world | — | ||||||
| 10/27/25 | ![]() Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 30 | In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti on Power 99 FM, our hosts Mohammad Sharif Danish and Shabnam Muhagirzaad bring you two deeply moving stories of migration — stories that echo the strength, hope, and unbreakable spirit of Afghan migrants rebuilding their lives away from home.🗣️ First Report:Our reporter Mozhda Nishati speaks with Ramziya Noori, a dedicated journalist who has devoted her life to media. After years of service with the National Radio and Television of Afghanistan, Ramziya continued her professional journey in Pakistan with TNN Television Network, where she worked for more than two years.In this heartfelt conversation, Ramziya reflects on her journey as a media professional living between two countries and cultures — sharing her challenges, resilience, and unwavering commitment to her craft.🎧 Second Report:Our reporter Shabnam Muhagirzaad tells the story of Lina Aman, another Afghan migrant living in Pakistan. Lina opens up about her daily struggles, her pursuit of education, and her determination to move forward despite financial hardships and uncertainty. Her story is a testament to courage and perseverance in the face of displacement.🌍 Reflection on Migration:Migration — a simple word that holds immense pain.For thousands of Afghans, it represents loss, longing, and the heavy price of survival. Years of war, insecurity, and restrictive regimes — especially under Taliban rule — have forced millions to leave their homes and dreams behind.Those who once studied and worked with hope now stand in long lines at borders, carrying only a few belongings — and hearts full of memories.💔 The Reality of Leaving Home:No one chooses to become a migrant willingly. People leave only when staying becomes more dangerous than leaving.They seek safety, dignity, and freedom in foreign lands — while the scent and love of their homeland remain forever in their hearts.🎧 Tune in to Awaz-e-Dosti — a voice of friendship, resilience, and hope.Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share to support Afghan stories and voices that deserve to be heard. | — | ||||||
| 10/20/25 | ![]() Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 29 | Host:Mohammad Sharif Danish & Shabnaam🎙️ In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, you’ll hear two powerful stories of courage and endurance.In the first report, host Shabnaam speaks with Ms. Bahara Ahmadi, a dedicated Afghan educator and advocate for women’s rights. She discusses the harsh restrictions imposed by the Taliban, their impact on women’s mental health, and the urgent need for support and change. Through her personal experiences and professional insight, Ms. Ahmadi sheds light on the resilience of Afghan women standing strong against oppression.The second report features Norullah, a cook in a small Afghan restaurant in Pakistan. Despite the challenges of refugee life, he continues to support his family with determination and hope, while waiting for clarity on his refugee case. Recorded on-site at his workplace, this heartfelt story captures the daily struggles and perseverance of Afghan migrants living in uncertainty.✨ Tune in to Awaz-e-Dosti — where every story echoes resilience, hope, and the unbreakable spirit of the Afghan people.#AwazEDosti #AfghanVoices #WomenEmpowerment #RefugeeStories #Resilience #HopeInExile #AfghanWomen #MigrationJourneys #VoiceOfFriendship #Awazedosti | — | ||||||
| 10/13/25 | ![]() Awaz-e-Dosti Session 2 Episode 28 | In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, our hosts Shabnaam and Mohammad Sharif Danish bring you two inspiring reports.The first report features a heartfelt conversation with Muzdha Nashty and guest Shezer Samim, a young Afghan migrant in Pakistan whose journey reflects resilience and hope. Despite the many challenges Afghan girls face in accessing education, Shezer persevered and earned admission to the Dentistry program at Allama Iqbal University in Lahore. She shares her struggles, determination, and achievements, emphasizing the importance of educational opportunities for Afghan girls. Her story is not only one of personal success but also a powerful reminder that with courage and persistence, dreams can overcome barriers.The second report highlights the life of Nadia, an Afghan woman who has lived in Pakistan for 30 years. Her family fled war in Nangarhar province when she was just two years old, first settling in Peshawar and later moving to Islamabad. There, Nadia grew up, went to school, got married, and is now raising two children. While her husband works in a shop, Nadia supports the family through hand embroidery.Despite spending her entire life in Pakistan, Nadia still feels like a refugee—without a proper identity or national ID. Her children, who speak both Urdu and Afghan languages, have never been to Afghanistan and consider Pakistan their home. However, the Pakistani government’s recent decision to stop renewing refugee cards has left Nadia and her family anxious and uncertain about their future. She emphasizes the importance of preserving Afghan culture and hopes for a peaceful homeland, while appealing to the Pakistani government and international community for a humane and legal solution that recognizes refugees who have called Pakistan home for decades. | — | ||||||
| 10/8/25 | ![]() Kainat Saber: Lighting the Path of Women’s Empowerment in Swabi | A woman is half of society, and when she is empowered, the entire society rises. Islam grants women dignity, respect, and the right to knowledge. An educated mother, a respected sister, and a confident daughter illuminate the path to a brighter future. True women’s empowerment is not just in words — it is in action: through education, skills, work opportunities, and the right to be heard.In this journey, a courageous woman from Swabi, Kainat Saber, has taken the first step. She has developed a new system that allows women to showcase their talents, grow through their skills, and build lives of independence and dignity. This is not just one woman’s story — it is the voice of thousands of dreams waiting to be realized.In this special report for Awaz-e-Dosti, our reporter Raees Bacha speaks with Kainat Saber to learn more about her initiative and the vision behind it. | — | ||||||
| 10/6/25 | ![]() Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 27 | In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, co-hosts Shabnaam and Mohammad Danish bring you two powerful stories that reflect the struggles, hopes, and resilience of Afghan refugees.🔹 First Report:Host Shabnaam speaks with Ms. Fatima Karimi, a courageous young woman from Afghanistan whose life has been shaped by war, insecurity, and the oppressive rule of the Taliban. Forced to leave her homeland in search of safety, Fatima found refuge in Iran—a journey filled with both hardship and hope. She shares her experiences of migration, including challenges with identity, education, work, and daily life in a new country. Despite these struggles, her story highlights resilience, support networks, and the strength that has helped her endure.🔹 Second Report:Our reporter, Syed Raza, presents the story of Bahadur Falak, a highly educated Afghan refugee in Pakistan with a background in Law, Political Science, and International Relations. Once a political analyst, civil society activist, and government official in Afghanistan, Bahadur now faces the harsh realities of displacement. His journey has been marked by both professional struggles and profound personal loss — including the tragic death of his young son, Maulana Baha Falak, in March 2025. He speaks candidly about the barriers Afghan refugees encounter in Pakistan, from employment restrictions and legal uncertainties to healthcare challenges and emotional hardship.Through these voices, Awaz-e-Dosti sheds light on the bittersweet reality of migration — the pain of exile, the longing for home, and the enduring hope for a better future. | — | ||||||
| 10/5/25 | ![]() Disconnected: Life Without Internet in Afghanistan | In this episode, host Shabnam Muhagirzaad explores the impact of a recent three-day internet and telecommunication blackout in Afghanistan. This event disrupted lives both inside the country and abroad.The internet, a global network that connects millions of devices and enables the exchange of information across various media gnidulcni, text, audio, images, and video, has become essential in nearly every sector: education, business, governance, media, entertainment, and even banking. Its sudden absence left many Afghans facing confusion, disconnection, and serious challenges.To better understand the personal and social consequences of such disruptions, Shabnam welcomes her guest, Sozha Naqshbandi, who shares her reflections on:The role and importance of the internet in daily life.Her personal feelings when communication with family in Afghanistan was completely cut off.The economic and psychological struggles people endured during the shutdown — and the emotions felt when connectivity was finally restored.This discussion sheds light on just how deeply the internet is woven into modern life and why its access is more than just a convenience — it is a necessity. | — | ||||||
| 9/29/25 | ![]() Awaz-e-Dosti session 2 Episode 26 | Awaz-e-Dosti – Voices of Resilience and HopeIn this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, hosted by Mohammad Sharif Danish, we dive into one of the most urgent issues facing Afghan refugees in Pakistan: the uncertain future of those holding Proof of Registration (POR) cards and thousands more living on short-term visas. In a detailed report by Khatira Naeemi, refugees share their fears of insecurity, their struggles with an uncertain tomorrow, and their frustration over unfulfilled resettlement promises and international silence.The second report, presented by Sideq Saber, brings us the inspiring story of Zahra, a young Afghan woman who, after being forced to abandon her university education due to restrictions, transformed her struggle into strength. Zahra established a sewing and traditional Afghan dress workshop that now employs more than ten young women. For these girls, the workshop is not just a livelihood, but also a safe space filled with hope and determination. Their united message is clear: “Reopen the school doors for us.”This episode also sheds light on the resilience of Afghan women, with over one thousand women in this province alone engaged in handicraft work—powerfully showcasing their creativity, perseverance, and refusal to give up. Awaz-e-Dosti brings you the voices of courage, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Afghan communities in exile. | — | ||||||
| 9/23/25 | ![]() Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 25 | In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, we present three compelling reports that highlight the challenges and resilienceof Afghans both at home and in exile.📌 Economic Struggles in AfghanistanReporter Khasrow Muhagirzaad examines the pressing economic challengesfacing the Afghan people—rising unemployment, shrinking job opportunities, andinadequate government support. Our guest, Mr. Yama Mohammadi, offersvaluable analysis and shares his perspective on how these issues are shaping everyday lives.📌 Entrepreneurship in ExileHosted by Sediq Saber, we hear the inspiring story of Zahed Zazi and his two friends, Afghan refugees in Pakistan who invested 3.4 million Pakistani Rupees to open an Afghan restaurant. Their venture not only servesauthentic Afghan cuisine to both Afghans and Pakistanis but also stands as a symbol of self-reliance. Zahed reflects on the challenges of refugee life, stresses the importance of legal documentation, and voices his disappointmentwith the lack of support from UNHCR.📌 Understanding DeafnessIn our final segment, our reporter Shabnam speaks with Dr. Mahmoud Sahl, a highly qualified Afghan refugee doctor, who provides expert insights intodeafness. He explains eses, clears up common misconceptions, and highlights how hearing aids can improve the quality of life for those with partial hearing loss. His message emphasizes awareness, early intervention, andthe importance of support.✨ Join us in this episode of Awaz-e-Dostito hear voices of struggle, resilience, and expertise from within the Afghan community.Host: Mohammad Sharif Danish | — | ||||||
| 9/15/25 | ![]() Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 24 | In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti (Voice of Friendship), our host Mohammad Danish brings you three powerful reports thatcapture the struggles, resilience, and voices of Afghans living through displacement and change. The first report features Maliha Afzali, an Afghan narrative writer and a rising female voice from the shadows of exile. Living in Pakistan, Maliha uses her writing to share the pain, struggle, and resilience of Afghan women who endure war, discrimination, and displacement. Through her stories, she amplifies silenced voices, weaving narratives of sorrow, courage, and hope—raising awareness and inspiring change. The second report tells the story of Roma Ehsas, a former Afghan Supreme Court member and justice advocate whose life changed after the fall of the Afghan Republic. Forced into exilewith her family, Roma turned her hardship into courage, launching the Green Kitchen1000 YouTube channel to share women’s stories and inspire hope. Now living as a refugee in Pakistan, she continues her fight for Afghan women’s rights, proving that even in displacement, resistance and resilience remain unbroken. The third report explores freedomof expression and media activity in Afghanistan after the change of government in 2021. Guided by moderator Ms. Najia, this discussion examines the shrinking space for journalists, the risks of speaking out in public and online, and the critical role of international organizations in supporting freedom of expression. Together, these stories shine alight on survival, justice, and the enduring spirit of those who continue to resist silence. | — | ||||||
| 9/8/25 | ![]() Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 23 | In this compelling episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, host Mohammad Sharif Danish brings together diverse yet interconnected stories from Afghanistan and Pakistan, each shedding light on the challenges and hopes of families, youth, and communities.The episode opens with a crucial conversation about children’s use of electronic devices, where experts share both the educational benefits and the risks associated with excessive screen time. Practical strategies are discussed to help parents and caregivers find a healthier balance between technology and real-world engagement for their children.Shifting focus to the experiences of Afghan migrants in Pakistan, community reporter Bahadur Falak speaks with Abdullah, who highlights the struggles of renewing visa documents and the uncertainty this creates for Afghan families. Despite these hardships, Abdullah reflects on the kindness of the Pakistani people and urges authorities to adopt a more compassionate approach to documentation challenges.The program also features the moving story of Nadia, an Afghan woman who has lived in Pakistan for three decades. Despite building her entire life there, she and her family continue to face an uncertain future due to refugee documentation issues. Nadia appeals for humane solutions that recognize the contributions and identity of long-settled Afghan families.Finally, reporter Khasrow Muhagirzaad turns our attention to Afghanistan’s deep-rooted issue of child labor, which has surged in recent years. With insights from Tamim Talash, the discussion exposes the causes, consequences, and urgent need for collective action to protect vulnerable children from exploitation.Together, these stories highlight themes of resilience, identity, and the pursuit of dignity—whether through addressing modern parenting challenges, protecting children’s rights, or amplifying the voices of migrants seeking stability and a sense of belonging | — | ||||||
| 9/2/25 | ![]() Afghans in Haripur The Impact of Pakistan’s Return Policy on Refugee Lives | In this report, our reporter Bilal Danish highlights the voices of Afghan refugees who have been living and running small businesses in Pakistan for decades. Many of them, residing in Haripur Camp for more than forty years, now face deep uncertainty after the Government of Pakistan’s announcement for Afghans to return to their country. The report explores their struggles, challenges, and concerns as they fear losing their livelihoods and stability. It also sheds light on their appeals to the Pakistani government, as they share what kind of support and solutions they are seeking during this difficult time. | — | ||||||
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