CLEAN : The radio station for Afghan women

The transcript discusses the use of radio as a medium to empower women in a restrictive environment. It highlights the importance of providing a platform for women to express themselves and stay connected, despite societal constraints. The radio serves as a public service, offering hope and a sense of freedom to women who are otherwise confined. The speaker believes that this approach is unlikely to be forbidden by the Taliban, as it is a voice-only medium and serves a public purpose.

What is the primary focus of the radio discussed in the second section?

• Entertainment for all ages

• Music and cultural shows

• A public service for women

• News broadcasting

Why does the speaker believe the radio will not be forbidden by the Taliban?

• It is a secret operation

• It is a public service for homes

• It broadcasts religious content

• It is not popular

How does the radio serve women according to the third section?

• By broadcasting international news

• By playing music

• By offering a platform for expression

• By providing cooking tips

What is one of the benefits of the radio mentioned in the third section?

• It helps women learn new languages

• It allows women to connect with the outside world

• It provides financial advice

• It offers job opportunities

What is the emotional impact of the radio on women as described in the third section?

• It causes confusion

• It gives them a sense of hope

• It leads to frustration

• It makes them feel isolated