Taliban issues 13 directives in two years, restricting access to information, reports AFJC
Prohibition of women's employment in national radio and television and ban on media coverage of civil protests and demonstrations are.
Prohibition of women's employment in national radio and television and ban on media coverage of civil protests and demonstrations are.
While the employees were eventually released after a five-hour detention, the radio station, Radio Nasim, remains closed.
Mamundzay referred to this move as a "collective decision" driven by the "persistent challenges and pressures" faced by the embassy.
Akram’s remarks did not come as a surprise; in February he apologized for inappropriate comments on Taliban’s ban on women’s.
“In the presence of such open interference and aggression, unity is the key to our victory,” Massoud said.
Taliban says the meeting should have prioritized topics such as “security in Afghanistan, peace and stability, and economic development.”
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This punishment was executed in the presence of judicial officials, local Taliban officials from the district, and members of the.