KABUL has gone backwards in recent years with regard to access to information, thirty print and electronic media outlets said in a joint statement issued on Tuesday.
The media outlets urged the government, international community and media support organizations to act in strongest possible ways to safeguard free flow of information, freedom of press and the young democracy in Afghanistan
“We are deeply concerned about the deterioration of access to government-related information in Afghanistan,” the statement said.
It said Afghanistan remained a deadliest . . .
