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Restrictions on Afghan media under the Taliban

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“Journalists do not dare to go to events, particularly the events that have recently occurred. Fear and panic exists; the right (freedom of expression) is almost taken away.”

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Head of one of the media outlets in Parwan (Afghanistan)
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“If there is any illegal action, it will be addressed. The Islamic Emirate supported the media before, and it is supporting it now. Of course, the publishing must be in an Islamic format and in accordance with Afghanistan's tradition.”

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Member of the cultural commission of the ministry of Information and Culture of Afghanistan
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“Since the start of the Islamic Emirate government onward, there have been widespread restrictions on journalists. If you want to make a political program, you must get permission from the Ministry of Information and Culture.”

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Afghan journalist
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“Taliban authorities in Afghanistan have imposed wide-ranging restrictions on media and free speech that are already stifling criticism and dissent. Despite the Taliban's promises to allow media that 'respected Islamic values' to function, the new rules are suffocating media freedom in the country. The Taliban regulations are so sweeping that journalists are self-censoring and fear ending up in prison.”

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Associate Asia director at Human Rights Watch
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“We have reports from Parwan province that two journalists were detained by the forces of the Islamic Emirate while covering an event. The detention of journalists while they cover events is a serious restriction to the access to information. We even have reports from Parwan that the journalists must get permission from the provincial culture and information department in order to report an event.”

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Member of the Afghan Journalist's Union
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