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August 13, 2022August 13, 2022 by crimeandmoreworld - News Desk

Afghan Anniversary:Struggle to Keep the Music Alive

This short documentary is a part of a special VOA series marking the August 15, 2021, one-year anniversary of the Taliban regaining control in Afghanistan. The series covers a variety of subjects, such as data-based analyses of the Taliban’s record of governance and human rights, eyewitness accounts of the day Kabul fell, stories of Afghan refugees around the world, and other topics.Shams Sanam ran for his life in response to a caller who threatened to sever his head. The new Afghanistan under the Taliban had no place for musicians.The 27-year-old rabab player was able to flee to the neighbouring country of Pakistan, but he has had a difficult time adjusting to life without a job or a support system.

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