KABUL Journalists Center (AFJC) on Thursday demanded the government end impunity for violent attacks on journalists, saying 95 percent of cases of killing journalists remain undecided.
More than one hundred journalists and media workers have been killed in Afghanistan during the past two decades. However, the AFJC says only five killers of journalists have been convicted so far.
A statement from the AFJC issued in connection with the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists said 104 journalists and media workers including 15 of . . .
