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'Environment of fear', court convictions across Asia, and a new mandate for China's Xi Jinping - Vimarsana News

'Environment of fear', court convictions across Asia, and a new mandate for China's Xi Jinping

October 2022 in Asia-Pacific: A free expression round up produced by IFEX's regional editor Mong Palatino, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region.

Source: ifex.org
Taliban releases local radio station manager after four months of detention - Vimarsana News

Taliban releases local radio station manager after four months of detention

Taliban released the former owner and editor of Radio Aftab, a local radio station in Daikundi province of central Afghanistan after keeping him under detention

Taliban releases local radio station manager after four months of detention - Vimarsana News

Taliban releases local radio station manager after four months of detention

Taliban released the former owner and editor of Radio Aftab, a local radio station in Daikundi province of central Afghanistan after keeping him under detention

Taliban Releases the Manager of a Local Media Outlet after 4 Months of Detention - Vimarsana News

Taliban Releases the Manager of a Local Media Outlet after 4 Months of Detention

The largest online news service for Afghanistan

Source: khaama.com
Afghanistan has lost almost 60% of its journalists since the fall of Kabul - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan has lost almost 60% of its journalists since the fall of Kabul

According to a Reporters Without Borders (RSF) survey, in the year since the Taliban took power on 15 August 2021, Afghanistan has lost 39.59% of its media outlets and 59.86% of its journalists, especially women journalists, three quarters of whom are now unemployed and no longer exist in 11 provinces. All this has happened amid a deep economic crisis and crackdown on press freedom.

Source: rsf.org