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Rachel stanton reports. a new normal on afghanistan s tv screens. female presenters and other women on air now have to wearface coverings. and other women on air now have to wear face coverings. the ruling comes two weeks after the taliban ordered all women to wear a face veil in public or risk punishment. translation: iii or risk punishment. translation: , . . , translation: if such decrees are issued translation: if such decrees are issued and translation: if such decrees are issued and imposed - translation: if such decrees are issued and imposed on - are issued and imposed on women, then women across afghanistan will be eliminated. afghanistan will be eliminated. a presenter much different must feel totally calm and relaxed and convey the truth but for the first time, have to present my programme wearing a mask and i was not feeling good at all. in an act of solidarity with his female colleagues, the anchor of the main evening bulletin wore a face covering all broadcasting live
In public or risk punishment. translation: if such decrees are issued and imposed - on women, then women across afghanistan will be eliminated. a presenter must feel totally calm and relaxed to convey the truth. but, for the first time, i had to present my programme wearing a mask, and i wasn t feeling good at all. in an act of solidarity with his female colleagues, the anchor of the main evening bulletin wore a face covering while broadcasting live to the nation. other male colleagues also wore facemasks on the channel s offices in support. broadcasters say they were told they had to comply with the order. translation: we were told, you are forced to do it. - you must do it. there is no other way. a spokesman for the ministry of vice and virtue said:
1 is of course tightly controlled by the russian government. the woman s sign read in russian and english, stop the war. do not believe propaganda. they tell you lies here. cnn s nina dos santos, she s an employee? reporter: that s right. she s reportedly potentially a mother of two children. so the risks here are enormous for a journalist to take this type of move. during the main evening bulletin of a state-controlled television network. remember that the kremlin has very tightly tried to control the message that this is not a war. that word is being banned, it is just a special military operations. she turned out and wrote to human rights agencies. this is part of why she took this drastic action.
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