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NAI, Supporting Open Media, halts activities in Afghanistan

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Systematic restrictions threaten Afghan Journalists future: NAI – The Frontier Post

Systematic restrictions threaten Afghan Journalists future: NAI – The Frontier Post
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Media censorship peaks in the second year following the Taliban s return

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Media Censorship Peaks In The Second Year Following The Taliban s Return

Media Censorship Peaks In The Second Year Following The Taliban s Return
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Journalists Face Mental Stress from Censorship Under Taliban « RAWA News

8am: Several journalists and media workers in Afghanistan have reported that they are facing increasing pressure from Taliban intelligence. They have stated that, due to arrests and threats of intimidation from the Taliban, journalists working for them have resorted to extreme self-censorship and have experienced mental health issues. Additionally, the majority of Afghan journalists are dealing with severe financial difficulties. Organizations that provide aid to journalists have corroborated the precarious situation of these journalists.

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