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
Advanced Training for Senior Female Journalists and Editors Dates: January 2020 Applications deadline: 31 October 2019 Venue: Kabul, Afghanistan Trainer: An International trainer will facilitate this program in Kabul Learning objectives: The training will be practically focused on creating compelling and balanced public interest stories. The training will include specific modules that address…
The safety and security of journalists should be marked as top priorities Election is made public by the help of media and electoral information reaches the individual citizen’s home through media. Therefore, safety and security of journalists on Election Day should be as top priorities of security forces.
The act of detaining perpetrators of the last year suicide attack over journalists in Shash Darak area of Kabul is good news and all perpetrators of violence against journalists should be detained.
