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A total of 231 media outlets (40 per cent) in Afghanistan has closed since the country's takeover by the Taliban on August 15, leading to many journalists losing their jobs, according to a survey conducted by two non-profits. The survey by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the Afghan Independent Journalists Association (AIJA) has also revealed that 80 per cent of female
A total of 231 media outlets 40 per cent in Afghanistan has closed since the country s takeover by the Taliban on August 15 leading to many journalists losing their jobs according to a survey conducted by two non profits
A total of 231 media outlets (40 per cent) in Afghanistan has closed since the country's takeover by the Taliban on August 15, leading to many journalists losing their jobs, according to a survey conducted by two non-profits.
Since the Taliban takeover, 40 per cent of Afghan media outlets closed, while 80 per cent of female reporters have lost their jobs.
Since the Taliban takeover, 40 per cent of Afghan media outlets closed, while 80 per cent of female reporters have lost their jobs.