Kabul, Nov 26, 2024 (AFP) - More than 300 Afghan reporters suffer rights breaches under Taliban: UN

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2024-11-26

More than 300 Afghan journalists have suffered rights breaches since the Taliban surged back to power in 2021, a United Nations report said Tuesday, documenting dozens of cases of torture and arbitrary arrest. Afghanistan's media sector has dramatically shrunk under three years of Taliban government, while international monitors have criticised Kabul's new rulers for allegedly trampling reporters' rights. Research by the UN Assistance Mission in......

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