The National Directorate of Security by sending a letter to the provinces in the country has announced the cancellation of the posts of provincial speakers based on the president’s decree.
Fardin Amini, Ariana News TV presenter was severely wounded in the neck and died at the hospital on 11th December 2020 in Mir Ghulam Residential area in PD 17, Kabul. Nai considers it a mysterious and complex incident, and calls on the relevant entities for further investigation of this issue.
Political delegations from Europe, the United States and Australia by issuing a statement on Monday stated that attacks over journalists and media activists endangered freedom of expression and are not only attacks over the individuals’ life but also considered attack over peace.
Elyas Daaee, Azadi Radio journalist in Helmand province was martyred as result of Improvised Explosive Device (IED) attack over his car on Thursday morning, 12th November 2020. The incident occurred on the way to his office.
Yama Siavash, the former political show presenter of ToloNews TV and media adviser to the Central Bank, and two of his colleagues were martyred this morning as result of and IED attack over their car.
November 2nd is the International Day of ending impunity for crimes against journalists. Since 2001, more than 1,500 cases of violence against journalists have been registered at Nai Supporting Open Media in Afghanistan.
The news which was published related to the civilian casualties in specific children as result of the attack by the Afghan air force in Takhar province angered the Afghan government. Amrullah Saleh, the first vice president said in a statement that journalists who have covered the civilian and children casualties in Takhar province would be…
Many journalists in Takhar province claim that the spokespersons of Takhar Police Headquarter and the provincial office have imposed restrictions over access to information and do not share the required information with journalists. According to plaintiff journalists the spokespersons of these two entities did not share accurate and timely information with journalists and even in…
The recent interviews that went viral on social media networks by an ostensibly Taliban-affiliated journalist on the sidelines of the Intra-Afghan peace process in Doha, reveals that there has been no change in Taliban’s views and beliefs in terms of Human rights values, including the right to freedom of expression and the freedom of media.
Nai has expressed their concerns about the situation following the Taliban’s demand for closed-door peace talks, and believes that closed-doors peace talks isn’t Afghan people’s desire, and isn’t acceptable to Afghan citizens. A few weeks ago, the participants at the Peace Consultative Jirga that held in Kabul collectively called on to be made aware of…
