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  Last week was the most violent week for freedom of expression in Afghanistan

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiMarch 5, 2020

Last week was the worst week for freedom of expression and access to information in the country. During this period about 10 complaints have been registered at Nai Media Watch, most of them revealed that one of the major challenges that journalists face is inaccessibility to information.

All parties to the conflict in Afghanistan have the mission, duty, and responsibility to preserve the 18 years achievements in the country

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiFebruary 29, 2020

On the eve of signing the US-Taliban agreement, Nai along with welcoming this action wants to call up the following points:

The behavior of the security forces should not be based on the critical political situation with citizens and journalists

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiFebruary 24, 2020

Nai Supporting Open Media in Afghanistan has recorded complaints regarding the behavior of security forces in the provincial headquarters with journalists in the northern zones including Badakhshan, Takhar, Kunduz and Baghlan provinces.

  Any complaints against media should be referred to Media Offense and Complaints Commission rather than judicial authorities

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiFebruary 24, 2020

On November 30, 2019, a Facebook user by the name of Mubarez Nowrozi, an employee of Economic Ministry had written a critical comment beneath the post of Mr. Amrullah Saleh, the head of Afghanistan Green Trend and the deputy for Mr. Ghani’s electoral team.

The recent Press Release of Taliban raised concerns towards freedom of expression while peace talk process is ongoing

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiFebruary 19, 2020

Taliban have issued a press release accusing “Khabaryal” website on spreading propaganda against Taliban’s officials and claimed that the page is bewildering public’s minds.

The recent directive issued by Ministry of the Interior Affairs of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan causes restrictions on freedom of expression and access to information

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiFebruary 10, 2020

The Ministry of Interior has issued a directive on its social media pages which addressed officials at the ministry and causes to violate freedom of expression and access to information.

The issue of access to information has caused mass media protests in the country

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiFebruary 4, 2020

A group of media outlets in the country protested the restriction on access to information.

50% decrement in media staff’s assassination in Afghanistan in 2019

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiDecember 18, 2019

  Based on the Reporters without Borders “RSF” report and the statistics recorded at Nai Media Watch department, journalists and media staff assassination has significantly been reduced in Afghanistan. Nai’s Statistics reveal that 10 journalists and media staff had been killed in 2019 while 20 journalists and media staff were killed in 2018.

Nai welcomes the ratification of a regulation managing the remuneration of non-governmental employees

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiDecember 2, 2019

Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs announced the ratifying of regulation on remuneration for employees of non-governmental entities and private sectors.

If president’s accusations are baseless, he has to apologize to Nai and the Journalism Community of Afghanistan

NewsBy sadaf naqshbandiNovember 26, 2019

President Muhammad Ashraf Ghani, on Wednesday evening, 24th November 2019 during a campaign called “16 days campaign to end violence against women”,

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