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Taliban Introduces Law Banning Media Publishing Images Of Living Things
Afghanistan's Taliban morality ministry pledged Monday to implement a law banning news media from publishing images of all living things, with journalists told the rule will be gradually enforced.
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Pakistan Journalist Says "Afghanistan Can't Beat India Because Of IPL Contracts", R Ashwin Responds
R Ashwin posted a fiery response as a journalist from Pakistan suggested that Afghanistan cannot beat India due to IPL contracts.
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Pakistan Journalist Accuses NZ Of 'Preferring Money Over Duty" Amid T20 WC Poor Show, Gets Brutal Reply
New Zealand are staring at a group stage elimination from the 2024 T20 World Cup after back-to-back losses against Afghanistan and hosts West Indies.
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Thousands Watch As Taliban Executes Convicted Murderers In Football Stadium
Taliban authorities publicly executed two men convicted of murder in a football stadium in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, according to an AFP journalist at the scene.
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"Eye For Eye": Taliban Publicly Executes 2 Murder Convicts In Stadium
Taliban authorities publicly executed two men convicted of murder in a football stadium in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, according to an AFP journalist at the scene.
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Afghan Taliban Official Says Taking Pctures "A Major Sin": Report
A Taliban official said journalists were committing "a major sin" by taking pictures, Afghan media reported on Wednesday
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Babar Azam Isolated, Physical Altercation In Pakistan Team? PCB Breaks Silence
Some Pakistani journalists have posted on social media about the alleged fights in the team and promised to reveal more details after the match against Afghanistan on Monday.
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'Batters Only Try To Steal Runs...': AB De Villiers' Cheeky Reply On Pakistan Journalist's Argument Over Shadab Khan Getting Run Out At Non-Striker's End
The second ODI between Pakistan and Afghanistan on Thursday had a controversial moment when the latter's bowler Fazalhaq Farooqi ran out Shadab Khan at the non-striker's end
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Bomb Blast Kills Guard, Wounds Journalists In Afghan North
A bomb blast in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif on Saturday killed a security guard and wounded a group of journalists, as well as several children, police and a witness said.
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Afghan Taliban For First Time Reports Threat From Pakistan: Report
For the first time, the Taliban reported threats from Pakistan, which they considered as the safe haven from 2000-2021, independent journalist Bilal Sarwary said citing an internal memo.
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Afghan Journalists Criticize Restrictions, Lack Of Information: Report
Journalists and media outlets in Afghanistan strongly criticized the lack of access to information as well as harsh restrictions placed on media professionals by the Taliban since it took control of the Afghan land in August last year,
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Afghan Taliban Bans Voice of America, Radio Free Europe For "One-Sided Broadcasts"
The Taliban on Thursday banned the FM radio broadcasts streaming from Voice of America (VOA) and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) Afghanistan stations, saying that they are stopped due to non-compliance with journalistic principles.
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WION's Pak Journalist Abducted By Taliban In Kabul, Now Safe: Report
Pakistani journalist Anas Mallick, who was in Afghanistan to cover the first anniversary of the Taliban's takeover of the country, was abducted and physically assaulted by the Taliban.
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Facebook Suspends Pages of Taliban-Controlled Media, Remains Firm on Policy Against Taliban
Facebook has suspended pages of the Taliban-controlled Afghanistan National Television and Bakhtar news agency in continuation of its anti-Taliban policy, reported Khaama Press. According to the head of Afghanistan National Television, Ahmadullah Wasiq, Facebook has banned the Pashto and Dari pages of this media organization.
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Viral: TV Anchor Sells Food On Street In Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan
A recent Twitter post by Kabir Haqmal, who earlier worked with the Hamid Karzai government, shows how many talented professionals in Afghanistan have been pushed into poverty.
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Taliban Introduces Law Banning Media Publishing Images Of Living Things
Afghanistan's Taliban morality ministry pledged Monday to implement a law banning news media from publishing images of all living things, with journalists told the rule will be gradually enforced.
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Pakistan Journalist Says "Afghanistan Can't Beat India Because Of IPL Contracts", R Ashwin Responds
R Ashwin posted a fiery response as a journalist from Pakistan suggested that Afghanistan cannot beat India due to IPL contracts.
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Pakistan Journalist Accuses NZ Of 'Preferring Money Over Duty" Amid T20 WC Poor Show, Gets Brutal Reply
New Zealand are staring at a group stage elimination from the 2024 T20 World Cup after back-to-back losses against Afghanistan and hosts West Indies.
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Thousands Watch As Taliban Executes Convicted Murderers In Football Stadium
Taliban authorities publicly executed two men convicted of murder in a football stadium in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, according to an AFP journalist at the scene.
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"Eye For Eye": Taliban Publicly Executes 2 Murder Convicts In Stadium
Taliban authorities publicly executed two men convicted of murder in a football stadium in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, according to an AFP journalist at the scene.
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Afghan Taliban Official Says Taking Pctures "A Major Sin": Report
A Taliban official said journalists were committing "a major sin" by taking pictures, Afghan media reported on Wednesday
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Babar Azam Isolated, Physical Altercation In Pakistan Team? PCB Breaks Silence
Some Pakistani journalists have posted on social media about the alleged fights in the team and promised to reveal more details after the match against Afghanistan on Monday.
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'Batters Only Try To Steal Runs...': AB De Villiers' Cheeky Reply On Pakistan Journalist's Argument Over Shadab Khan Getting Run Out At Non-Striker's End
The second ODI between Pakistan and Afghanistan on Thursday had a controversial moment when the latter's bowler Fazalhaq Farooqi ran out Shadab Khan at the non-striker's end
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Bomb Blast Kills Guard, Wounds Journalists In Afghan North
A bomb blast in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif on Saturday killed a security guard and wounded a group of journalists, as well as several children, police and a witness said.
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Afghan Taliban For First Time Reports Threat From Pakistan: Report
For the first time, the Taliban reported threats from Pakistan, which they considered as the safe haven from 2000-2021, independent journalist Bilal Sarwary said citing an internal memo.
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Afghan Journalists Criticize Restrictions, Lack Of Information: Report
Journalists and media outlets in Afghanistan strongly criticized the lack of access to information as well as harsh restrictions placed on media professionals by the Taliban since it took control of the Afghan land in August last year,
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Afghan Taliban Bans Voice of America, Radio Free Europe For "One-Sided Broadcasts"
The Taliban on Thursday banned the FM radio broadcasts streaming from Voice of America (VOA) and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) Afghanistan stations, saying that they are stopped due to non-compliance with journalistic principles.
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WION's Pak Journalist Abducted By Taliban In Kabul, Now Safe: Report
Pakistani journalist Anas Mallick, who was in Afghanistan to cover the first anniversary of the Taliban's takeover of the country, was abducted and physically assaulted by the Taliban.
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Facebook Suspends Pages of Taliban-Controlled Media, Remains Firm on Policy Against Taliban
Facebook has suspended pages of the Taliban-controlled Afghanistan National Television and Bakhtar news agency in continuation of its anti-Taliban policy, reported Khaama Press. According to the head of Afghanistan National Television, Ahmadullah Wasiq, Facebook has banned the Pashto and Dari pages of this media organization.
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Viral: TV Anchor Sells Food On Street In Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan
A recent Twitter post by Kabir Haqmal, who earlier worked with the Hamid Karzai government, shows how many talented professionals in Afghanistan have been pushed into poverty.
