Such a rare photographic glimpse into the lives of Taliban fighters, including imagery in their homes. Strong work from ⁦victorjblue⁩ and @NYTimes colleagues in Afghanistan. via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2022/01/28/wor…

Proud of @charlottebellis for speaking up. Been a rollercoaster 6 months, hard to grasp getting into NZ to give birth would top our worry list

For the first time since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan last August, some public universities have reopened and - in a long awaited development – female students have been allowed to join their male counterparts in the classroom

📸 Photography special: Afghanistan’s children in pictures, six months on Jim Huylebroek travelled the country with Save the Children UK to chronicle young lives torn apart since the West withdrew. These are their stories of survival. See more 📸➡️ thetimes.co.uk/article/afghan…

Children on the edge of life in Afghanistan theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

In northern Afghanistan, thousands have flocked to coal mines in recent months desperate for cash. The work is more dangerous than ever more. But with the economy in ruins, they keep coming back w/ Yaqoob Akbary & amazing pics by Jim Huylebroek nytimes.com/2022/03/29/wor…

Face veils for women now mandatory in Afghanistan… if a woman doesn’t comply: - their male guardian visited at home If still doesn’t comply - their male guardian will be summoned to the Ministry of Vice & Virtue Then - guardian taken to court - guardian jailed for 3 days

Congratulations to Matthieu Aikins and Jim Huylebroek, the winners of the 2022 Osborn Elliott Journalism Prize, the premier honor bestowed for excellence in journalism on Asia. Read their winning piece, “Inside the Fall of Kabul,” in NYT Magazine: bddy.me/3zsjyFR #OzPrize

The best thing about my job is bringing the world’s attention to the amazing things Kiwis are doing in their backyards. Stoked Jim Huylebroek and I could put the spotlight on the work of Predator Free New Zealand Trust and great Miramar volunteers like Dan Henry and Sue Hope.

This Thursday, 6/23 at 6 PM ET, join us virtually for a conversation with the winners of the Osborn Elliott Prize for Excellence in Journalism on Asia, Matthieu Aikins and Jim Huylebroek, who won for their The New York Times Magazine piece "Inside the Fall of Kabul": bddy.me/3tQkVdK

More terrible and cruel news in Afghanistan, here in Paktika, where the earthquake has left hundreds of families homeless, and some are likely still trapped under rubble - there’s a powerful storm and very heavy rain 💔

This Sunday’s The New York Times is *packed* with reporting, photos, and essays on Afghanistan. Featuring @kianahayeri Christina Goldbaum Thomas Gibbons-Neff victorjblue Jim Huylebroek @davidzucchino Fahim Abed Rebecca Blumenstein Miriam Jordan @jakesnyt helene cooper Michael Crowley John Ismay Julian E. Barnes

A salvo of cruise missiles slammed into the industrial Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih on Wednesday, damaging a dam and sending water gushing downstream. nyti.ms/3Dql2lB

🚨EXCLUSIVE: Yvon Chouinard, who founded the outdoor apparel maker Patagonia and became a reluctant billionaire with his unconventional spin on capitalism, has given away the company. All Patagonia’s profits will now be used to fight climate change.🧵 nytimes.com/2022/09/14/cli…

The New York Times reported from near the front lines of Ukraine's southern offensive. The fighting is grinding, grueling and and steep in casualties. nyti.ms/3ScyRZs

The Taliban has forced NRC, Save, Care and many others to suspend operations in #Afghanistan. Banning NGOs from employing women crosses a humanitarian red line. Norwegian Refugee Council cannot and will not operate without our 470 female staff nrc.no/news/2022/dece…

Our year in pictures 📸 Families in Afghanistan have been pushed further into poverty this year with many surviving off only bread. Photographer Jim Huylebroek documented life since Taliban rule. Read their stories: bit.ly/3WdKIJ5