Bennett urges Taliban to release detained journalists ahead of press freedom day
Bennett called on Taliban to allow journalists to work without fear of arrest, harassment or retaliation.
Bennett called on Taliban to allow journalists to work without fear of arrest, harassment or retaliation.
Afghanistan remains at a “critical juncture” and requires urgent, coordinated international action to address humanitarian and economic challenges, Tariq Ali.
The envoy urged de-escalation in tensions with Pakistan and a return to dialogue, saying there is no sustainable military solution.
The family said Taliban warned them against speaking publicly about the case or pursuing further investigation.
Sharifullah was tried in federal court in Virginia, where jurors deliberated for about eight hours over two days before returning.
Indicators show deep restrictions despite slight score increase, according to Reporters Without Borders.
Lawmakers warn move could endanger allies who worked with US forces during its presence in Afghanistan.
“Human rights protect religious and ethnic minorities,” Bennett said, adding that a full analysis of the law is underway.
New regulation sets religious criteria and expands oversight of preaching.
Survivors recount loss as UN documents hundreds of civilian casualties in March 16 attack.