Afghanistan: CFWIJ is concerned by the Taliban’s media provisions order
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The Taliban has released a new media mandate for the country listed in 11 clauses.
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Afghanistan: CFWIJ is extremely concerned about women journalists’ safety
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A woman journalist was beaten and her equipment was broken by the Taliban forces while covering the women’s demonstrators.
Read MoreAfghanistan: CFWIJ concerned about safety of Beheshta Arghand
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Female anchor Beheshta Arghand left Afghanistan due to the deteriorating political conditions in the country.
Read MoreAfghanistan: CFWIJ is alarmed by the forced deportation of journalists by the U.S. military
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Journalist Stefanie Glinski and nine other journalists were detained by the United States Armed Forces at Kabul Airport.
Read MoreAfghanistan: Hundreds of Afghan women journalists plead for help as they face Taliban retribution
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Women journalists destroyed the traces of their identities and work documentation as they wrote their applications to CFWIJ for safe relocation.
Read MoreAfghanistan: CFWIJ is concerned for Shabnam Dawran and Khadija Amin after the Taliban denied them entry to work
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Shabnam Dawran, a broadcaster at state-run news channel Radio Television Afghanistan (RTA), was denied entry to work by the Taliban.
Read MoreAfghanistan: CFWIJ plays its part in aiding relocation of journalists and other vulnerable groups in the country after the Taliban takeover.
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Several journalists, news media organizations, activists, non-government organizations, women and minority groups now fear a threat to their lives and seek asylum elsewhere.
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