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nadene ghouri is an author and journalist who has written extensively about afghanistan.al coalition consisting of soliders, aid workers, diplomats and journalists who've served or worked in afghanistan, trying help afghans escape from the country. we've all come together in the last few weeks as we've been scrambling to get intelligence from the ground, to get intelligence from the ground, to find out who's the most at risk, who is under the most immediate threat from taliban, get those names together, collate them into a list and get those names over to the relevant government democratic governments to get on the evacuation lists. we knew who those most vulnerable afghans were going to be, so i was it left to a group of volunteers to do that? that's utterly beyond me. just to give you an example of some of the cases that have passed me this week — i'm talking about female high court judges, female afghan army cadets, members of the afghan national sports team, women, boys and girls. some high—profile cases we should have known more about, and lots of afghan journalists.

. _ nadene ghouri is a freelance journalist who's previously lived in kabul forfive years and has been of country. nadeem, thank you for talking to us. i know you set up a whatsapp group earlier this week and have been getting messages from people from across afghanistan wanting to leave. what kinds of things they seem to you and how challenging is it to get them at? let you and how challenging is it to get them at? , ., ., ., , them at? let me give you an example was that i am — them at? let me give you an example was that i am one _ them at? let me give you an example was that i am one of _ them at? let me give you an example was that i am one of a _ them at? let me give you an example was that i am one of a few— them at? let me give you an example was that i am one of a few hundred i was that i am one of a few hundred volunteers, former soldiers, diplomats, aid workers, anyone has ever worked in afghanistan, all at the same stage. i spoke to a woman in america yesterday dealing with 100 families. i probably have 50 on a caseload at the moment. this morning i had a female activist wh