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Presenter Hila Noorzai says the Rose d’Or nomination for her documentary *Hila voorbij de Taliban* recognises the team behind the programme, which is shortlisted in the news and current affairs category.
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Hila Noorzai has called the Rose d’Or nomination for her documentary *Hila voorbij de Taliban* “a wonderful recognition” for the team behind it. The programme, made by AVROTROS, is shortlisted in the news and current affairs category of the international television and audio awards.
Speaking to the ANP news agency, Noorzai said the programme grew out of conversations with her father at the kitchen table. He has since died. She said he had urged her to keep amplifying the voices of women and girls in Afghanistan.
“This nomination is a wonderful recognition for the team, who, despite difficult circumstances, always kept this goal in mind,” she said.
The winners are due to be announced at a ceremony in London on 30 November. The programme is one of six Dutch productions nominated for this year’s awards, alongside the documentary *Milou’s strijd gaat door* and four other television and audio productions.
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