KABUL (Pajhwok): Afghanistan Journalists Federation and media associations on Monday said that 80 percent of female media workers have lost their jobs following the regime change in the country.
The federation says that 40 percent of media outlets faced economic problems while 60 percent of male media workers also lost their jobs.
HujjatullahMujaddedi, a representative of the federation and media associations, made the remarks at a press conference in Kabul on Monday.
He said with the closure of these media outlets, many journalists lost their jobs and resorted to other activities due to economic issues.
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