Freedom of expression and free media should be the red line in Istanbul conference
A meeting between Taliban and government is scheduled to take place in Istanbul soon, to end the 40-years conflict and war in Afghanistan.
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
A meeting between Taliban and government is scheduled to take place in Istanbul soon, to end the 40-years conflict and war in Afghanistan.
Amrullah Saleh, the first vice president posted on his twitter account, that the perpetrators of Yama Siavash’s murder had been arrested.
Human Rights Watch, condemn killing of journalists, media activities and their family members, who are being targeting and it believes it is done by the Taliban. According to Human Rights Watch statement claims that due to terror and panic. Taliban intentionally kill journalists and media activists.