AMANPOUR: And finally tonight, 16 years ago before the Taliban fell in Afghanistan, girls over eight years old could not get an education. Women could not get a job. And they could not leave their homes without a male relative. Well, imagine a world moving in fast forward, because today, Afghanistan's women are out, working, and airing their views for all to hear. This weekend, Zan-TV hit the afghan airwaves with brand new voices: female voices. The first channel by women for women. In fact, "zan" means women, and the young team of 54 people powering the T.V. station is mostly female, and many are students, presenting and producing a variety of shows while the men are working in more technical roles, but also, training women to fill those positions, too. And that's it for our program tonight. Remember, you can always listen to our podcast, see us online at amanpour.com and follow me on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks for watching and goodbye from London.
Women Take To Afghanistan's Airwaves.