KABUL, when a dozen reporters were killed, a free media advocacy group said on Wednesday.
NAI, which supports free media in Afghanistan, said it findings showed 116 incidents of violence including 12 murders, 23 injuries, three arrest, 15 beating and 63 insults and threatening journalists took place during the year.
In its annual report, the organisation said the murders showed a 33 percent increase, injuries a 60 percent and insult and threats 20 percent, compared to the previous solar year . . .
