The broadcaster's director says the two employees remain in detention without a court order after Taliban forces shut down the.

The media watchdog says the shutdown of one of Afghanistan's few remaining independent broadcasters marks an escalation in the Taliban's.

The broadcaster said its operations could be suspended following the raid, the latest move against independent media under Taliban rule.

The broadcaster, previously linked to opposition leader Mohammad Mohaqiq, returns to the air after months off the air.

The award-winning project documented how some Afghan women continue to seek cosmetic procedures despite sweeping restrictions imposed under Taliban rule.

RSF report identifies Afghanistan as the global epicenter of journalist exile, with hundreds of reporters forced to flee since the.

The journalists were detained by Taliban intelligence two weeks ago, with Taliban providing no public explanation for their arrests.

UNAMA expressed concern over the detention of at least three journalists and reports of assaults on a media outlet.