On eve of World Press Freedom Day journalists say they face Taliban restrictions ahead
According to the journalists, these constraints have sharply reduced their ability to obtain accurate information.
According to the journalists, these constraints have sharply reduced their ability to obtain accurate information.
Sources added that Taliban's vice and virtue officials said that the arrests were made for failing to comply with their.
The mission stated, "In Afghanistan, let's celebrate the power of a free press to promote transparency and empower citizens."
In a statement posted on Facebook, Sayyaf described such action as a "wise move" and an opportunity currently available to.
Rainfall is expected to range from 15 to 60 millimeters, according to the statement.
The incident, reported by the Taliban-run Bakhtar News Agency, occurred in the Chaichal area of the highway.
According to the statement, one individual was sentenced to 39 lashes and the other to 25.
The report urges the US Congress to create a P-2 designation for members of religious groups at extreme risk of.
They have asked the US to support an alternative government that is "legitimate, democratic, and decentralized."
These incidents include 72 threats and 64 arrests of journalists, the report said.