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Taliban Suspend Women's Radio Station In Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities raided well-known women's radio station Radio Begum on Tuesday, arresting two employees, the broadcaster said, calling for the speedy release of its staff.
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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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Taliban Kill Radio Station Manager, Kidnap Journalist In Afghanistan: Officials
Suspected Taliban fighters killed an Afghan radio station manager in Kabul and kidnapped a journalist in southern Helmand province, local government officials said on Monday, reporting the latest in a long line of attacks targeting media workers.
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In Afghanistan, A Radio Call-In Show Brings Answers, Comic Relief
The studio of Radio Arman lies behind a thick steel door, deep within a block-long bunker. Once a row of private homes, it is now a maze of production sets and tiny offices, barricaded against car bombs and gunfire.
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US Journalist David Gilkey, Translator Killed In Afghanistan
American journalist David Gilkey and his Afghan translator were killed on Sunday while traveling with an Afghan army unit that came under fire in southern Helmand province, National Public Radio announced.
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Airstrikes Destroy ISIS Radio Station In Afghanistan
US airstrikes have destroyed an ISIS-operated radio station in a remote part of eastern Afghanistan, officials said on Tuesday.
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ISIS Radio Beams Propaganda, Threats Across Rural Afghanistan
The Afghan reporters recognized the voice threatening them with death on the ISIS local radio station. It was a former colleague, who knows their names and where they work.
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ISIS Radio Show Seeks New Recruits In Afghanistan
ISIS militants in eastern Afghanistan have taken to the airwaves to win recruits as they try to build strength and replace the Taliban as the leading force in the Islamist insurgency.
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Women Targeted in Taliban Takeover of Afghan City
Hiding in her basement, a Kunduz radio presenter was paralysed with fear when the Taliban came looking for her as they conducted house-to-house searches for working women after storming the northern Afghan city.
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Taliban-Era Radio Announcer Rides Crest of the Airwaves
Once a deadpan radio announcer under the Taliban, Masood Sanjer has gained renown for being a thorn in the side of accountability-dodging Afghan officials, exemplifying hard-won media freedoms that are at stake in a pivotal year.
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Vote radio! Vote bucket! Take your pick in Afghanistan polls
Parachute or laptop computer? Sunrise or binoculars? Five days before polling, Afghan voters are spoilt for choice as they prepare to make their selection from an oddball array of candidates' symbols.
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No more peace talks, 'Mullah Radio' tells Pakistan
The Pakistani Taliban rejected the idea of peace talks with the government after electing hardline commander Mullah Fazlullah, whose men shot schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai last year, as their new leader on Thursday.
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United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to visit Pakistan
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will arrive in Islamabad on Tuesday for a two-day visit, the state media reported on Saturday.
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US working to jam radio stations, websites of Taliban: Report
US is trying to impede the Taliban communications in Pakistan and Afghanistan, a media report said on Saturday.
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Taliban Suspend Women's Radio Station In Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities raided well-known women's radio station Radio Begum on Tuesday, arresting two employees, the broadcaster said, calling for the speedy release of its staff.
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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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Taliban Kill Radio Station Manager, Kidnap Journalist In Afghanistan: Officials
Suspected Taliban fighters killed an Afghan radio station manager in Kabul and kidnapped a journalist in southern Helmand province, local government officials said on Monday, reporting the latest in a long line of attacks targeting media workers.
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In Afghanistan, A Radio Call-In Show Brings Answers, Comic Relief
The studio of Radio Arman lies behind a thick steel door, deep within a block-long bunker. Once a row of private homes, it is now a maze of production sets and tiny offices, barricaded against car bombs and gunfire.
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US Journalist David Gilkey, Translator Killed In Afghanistan
American journalist David Gilkey and his Afghan translator were killed on Sunday while traveling with an Afghan army unit that came under fire in southern Helmand province, National Public Radio announced.
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Airstrikes Destroy ISIS Radio Station In Afghanistan
US airstrikes have destroyed an ISIS-operated radio station in a remote part of eastern Afghanistan, officials said on Tuesday.
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ISIS Radio Beams Propaganda, Threats Across Rural Afghanistan
The Afghan reporters recognized the voice threatening them with death on the ISIS local radio station. It was a former colleague, who knows their names and where they work.
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ISIS Radio Show Seeks New Recruits In Afghanistan
ISIS militants in eastern Afghanistan have taken to the airwaves to win recruits as they try to build strength and replace the Taliban as the leading force in the Islamist insurgency.
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Women Targeted in Taliban Takeover of Afghan City
Hiding in her basement, a Kunduz radio presenter was paralysed with fear when the Taliban came looking for her as they conducted house-to-house searches for working women after storming the northern Afghan city.
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Taliban-Era Radio Announcer Rides Crest of the Airwaves
Once a deadpan radio announcer under the Taliban, Masood Sanjer has gained renown for being a thorn in the side of accountability-dodging Afghan officials, exemplifying hard-won media freedoms that are at stake in a pivotal year.
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Vote radio! Vote bucket! Take your pick in Afghanistan polls
Parachute or laptop computer? Sunrise or binoculars? Five days before polling, Afghan voters are spoilt for choice as they prepare to make their selection from an oddball array of candidates' symbols.
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No more peace talks, 'Mullah Radio' tells Pakistan
The Pakistani Taliban rejected the idea of peace talks with the government after electing hardline commander Mullah Fazlullah, whose men shot schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai last year, as their new leader on Thursday.
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United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to visit Pakistan
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will arrive in Islamabad on Tuesday for a two-day visit, the state media reported on Saturday.
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US working to jam radio stations, websites of Taliban: Report
US is trying to impede the Taliban communications in Pakistan and Afghanistan, a media report said on Saturday.
