KABUL (Pajhwok): The Afghanistan Journalists Centre (AFJC) on Thursday said the outgoing solar year was the most challenging one for journalists and media, asking the government to remain committed to honouring its promises about the freedom of speech.
Celebrating the National Journalists Day, the AFJC expressed its deep concern over the growing militant activities, insecurity and poor economy of the media community.
A number of journalists and media workers have left their jobs or traveled abroad due to the ongoing insecurity and threats to their lives in the country.
AFJC executive director, Ahmad . . .
