Afghan journalists fear country going dark
Afghan journalists fear country going dark as Taliban bans images of ‘living things’
The Taliban’s ban on images and videos of “living things” will make it harder to cover Afghanistan, journalists in the country said. The Afghan ministry for vice and virtue has directed media platforms in Maidan Wardak, Kandahar and Takhar provinces ...
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The Taliban say they are investigating reports of Afghan casualties on the Iran border. It’s their first acknowledgement of ...
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More than three years since the military takeover by Taliban in 2021, Afghanistan remains engulfed in a severe human rights crisis. Extrajudicial killings, public executions, flogging in stadiums, ...
The Taliban announced in August that it had destroyed over 20,000 musical instruments in Afghanistan in the past year. The ...
The latest draconian decree issued by the Taliban on Monday was a gradual media ban on all images of living things in news coverage. Repression of the media and civil rights may be even harsher under ...
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