Nai has been providing advocacy and support to the media industry in Afghanistan since 2004. Journalists in Afghanistan work under extremely difficult circumstances and routinely face violence, threats, and intimidation that prevent them from carrying out their work. Nai’s advocacy team responds to situations arising in the media industry in Afghanistan.
Media Watch Manager at Nai-Supporting Open Media in Afghanistan and News director
Studies B.B.A at Economics Faculty of Kateb University
A number of journalists have sealed shut their mouths due to some restrictions imposed by Interior Ministry. The journalists in Jawzjan said that “Imposition of restriction on accessibility to information has caused a serious problem for journalists.”
Clips and pictures which have been publicized through media during President Ghani’s speech, a man raised his voice among the people gathered there, president made a gesture at the moment it isn’t known what does actually he mean.
November 21st coincides with the International TV Day, which is celebrated in most of countries. In Afghanistan in general all media in specific televisions sustain plenty of problems.
News conference on the status of media in Nimroz province
Nai News conference in kabul
