Officials of a number of media outlets on Thursday said the World Bank owed them five million afghanis for publishing public awareness advertisements regarding the Dastarkhwan-i-Milli program. Officials of the media outlets held a meeting in Kabul today…
The Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AJSC) in collaboration UN agencies, Nai and United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) celebrated the World Press Freedom Day in Kabul and highlighted challenges faced by the media. AJSC, UNAMA, Nai and…
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…
The UK government has provided £250,000 to organisations and projects to develop capability and capacity of female journalists outside Kabul and to support journalists in tackling security challenges they face. Creating a platform to improve the access and…
Media offices suffered huge losses during the fighting in the capital of southern Ghazni province, the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AJSC) said on Thursday. Taliban fighters attacked Tapa-i-Television and torched antennas and transmitters of National Radio Television, BBC,…
KABUL and other terrorist networks that reject the truth and use intimidation, torture and murder as their currency, a US diplomat said on Wednesday. In a statement from the US embassy on World Press Freedom Day, Ambassador Hugo Llorens said…
