The Taliban has killed a family member of a journalist for Deutsche Welle, the German international broadcaster said
Photojournalist in Kabul: “I spent 20 years investing in myself ... and now I can see I won’t have anything"M.A., a photojournalist in Kabul, has locked herself at home since the Taliban took the capital."I may be in danger just because of who I am," she said."If you, as a woman, take photos, it's forbidden."
Her photos show military vehicles and armed men on the street, as well as crowds of people -- including women and children -- near the airport, where people have been unable to enter due to Taliban fighters stationed outside. "Most women here that used to work in offices, in the government offices, on social media they are all worrying about the situation," she said."They all say that they didn’t think they would have to deal with this anymore."
“I spent 20 years investing in myself and my education and career, and now I can see I won’t have anything," M.A. said."Tomorrow I may not be able to work or go out, and people are afraid of this."
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