Afghan Reporters Fear Being Killed By The Taliban

The transcript details the plight of two Afghan TV reporters, Ali and AJ, who are in hiding due to threats from the Taliban. They have dedicated their careers to promoting democracy and are now on the Taliban's blacklist. Facing threats to their lives and families, they fled Kabul as the Taliban took control. Despite the Taliban's promise of amnesty, they remain skeptical and are seeking humanitarian parole to enter the US. With the help of American attorneys, they hope to escape. The reporters urge the world to recognize the dangerous situation in Afghanistan.

What is the primary reason Ali and AJ are in hiding?

• They are targeted for their journalistic work against the Taliban.

• They are wanted for criminal activities.

• They are hiding from family disputes.

• They are avoiding taxes.

What did the Taliban do to Ali and AJ's homes?

• They renovated them.

• They ransacked them.

• They ignored them.

• They protected them.

What happened to a fellow journalist of Ali and AJ?

• They were given an award.

• They were promoted.

• They left the country safely.

• They were murdered by the Taliban.

What are Ali and AJ working with American attorneys to obtain?

• Humanitarian paroles to enter the US.

• A new job in journalism.

• A business visa.

• A scholarship for further studies.

What motivates Ali and AJ to continue their journalistic efforts?

• Family pressure.

• Passion for democracy and human rights.

• Desire for fame.

• Financial gain.