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Taliban has cracked down on journalists in Afghanistan, made arrests: UN - Vimarsana News

Taliban has cracked down on journalists in Afghanistan, made arrests: UN

Kabul, Aug 17 (EFE).- The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said on Thursday that the Taliban government has taken into custody several Afghan journalists across six provinces of the country over the past ten days. “In the last 10 days, the de facto authorities have detained media workers in six provinces across Afghanistan,” …

Afghanistan: Taliban forces beat up journalist - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan: Taliban forces beat up journalist

Taliban forces in Afghanistan have beaten up a former reporter of Kabul News at a checkpoint of PD-5 Kabul city because he was wearing trousers, a local media r

Afghanistan: Taliban forces beat up journalist - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan: Taliban forces beat up journalist

Taliban forces in Afghanistan have beaten up a former reporter of Kabul News at a checkpoint of PD-5 Kabul city because he was wearing trousers, a local media reported.

Taliban crackdown on journalists continues, another Afghan scribe disappears in Kabul - Vimarsana News

Taliban crackdown on journalists continues, another Afghan scribe disappears in Kabul

Raising concerns about the increasing human rights issues in Afghanistan, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has said the Taliban must investigate the d

Taliban crackdown on journalists continues, another Afghan scribe disappears in Kabul - Vimarsana News

Taliban crackdown on journalists continues, another Afghan scribe disappears in Kabul

Raising concerns about the increasing human rights issues in Afghanistan, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has said the Taliban must investigate the disappearance of journalist Ali Akbar Khairkhah and ensure that local officials allow female journalists to do their jobs without interference.