Correspondent Anna Badkhen has spent the last twelve months traveling through Afghanistan, taking a long look at the life in Afghanistan’s deeply rural north, where Taliban influence is rapidly spreading. On her last trip in 2011, she found a changed place.
“There were a lot of villages where I used to go where I could no longer. There were a lot of roads which I could take six months ago which i could no longer take. There were dangers described to me as dangers but not specified. All together it gave me a sense of the country closing, closing into some sort of protective shell.” -Anna Badkhen.
Listen to the full interview via The Story.
Image by Anna Badkhen. Afghanistan, 2011.
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