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Many arbitrary arrests of journalists in Afghanistan

At least 12 journalists were arrested in Afghanistan in May although the Taliban announced the creation of a system for protecting media personnel. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns these arbitrary arrests and urges the Taliban government to keep its promises to protect journalists and comply with the press law.
New York United States Salam Wadanadr Roman Karimi Sedai Aftab Sun Jamaluddin Deldar
Source: rsf.org

Global Monitors Decry Disappearance of 2 Journalists in Afghanistan - New Delhi Times

International media monitors demanded Tuesday that Taliban rulers in Afghanistan urgently investigate the alleged disappearance of two journalists and bring the perpetrators to justice. The whereabouts of Ali Akbar Khairkhwa and Jamaluddin Deldar were unknown since May 24, when they both went missing from the Afghan capital, Kabul, according to relatives and co-workers. Khairkhwa, a…
Kote Sangi Ali Akbar Khairkhwa Jamaluddin Deldar Taliban Ministry Of Vice Committee To Protect Journalist Asia Program Coordinator Steven Butler

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World News | Afghanistan: Two Journalists Missing in Kabul, Media Watchdog Raises Alarm

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has urged the Taliban to urgently probe the recent disappearance of journalists and asked to bring the perpetrators to justice. World News | Afghanistan: Two Journalists Missing in Kabul, Media Watchdog Raises Alarm.
New York United States Kote Sangi Omaduddin Dawran Abdul Nafay Takor Ali Akbar Khairkhwa

Afghanistan: Two journalists missing in Kabul

Two Afghan journalists, Ali Akbar Khairkhwa and Jamaluddin Deldar, have reportedly disappeared from Kabul, with their whereabouts unknown since May 24. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) urges the Taliban to urgently investigate the journalists’ disappearance and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Kote Sangi Omaduddin Dawran Abdul Nafay Takor Ali Akbar Khairkhwa Islamuddin Sanjar Jamaluddin Deldar
Source: ifj.org

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