Khaama: The Afghanistan National Journalists’ Union and the Afghanistan Journalists Center have released reports ahead of National Journalists’ Day, March 17, shedding light on the situation of media and journalists over the past year. These reports present a concerning picture of the restrictions, rights violations, and challenges faced by the media under the rule of the Taliban administration. According to the Afghanistan Journalists Center, in the year 1403 of the Solar calendar, the number of violations of journalists’ rights increased by about 24% compared to the previous year. The center recorded 172 incidents of media rights violations, which included threats, temporary and long-term detentions, physical violence, and the forced closure of media outlets. Click here to read more (external link).
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