
Fraternity dismayed at exploitation of journalists’ credentials
KABUL (SW) – The fraternity has expressed concerns about the continued misuse and exploitation of journalists’ credentials.

KABUL (SW) – The fraternity has expressed concerns about the continued misuse and exploitation of journalists’ credentials.

MONITORING (SW) – The Committee to Protect Journalists has called for an investigation into the arrest and beating of Roman Karimi, a well-known journalist associated with Salam Watandar.

KABUL (SW) – Survivors and relatives of the Zanbaq Square truck bombing still long for justice five years after the incident.

MONITORING (SW) – US Special Representative for Afghanistan Thomas West has met with journalists, bankers, human rights activists, politicians and other former government officials in Istanbul.

KABUL (SW) – A group of Afghan expats have returned from Europe to Afghanistan with an aim to serve their motherland, said officials on Monday.

KABUL (SW) – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed a recent report of the UN Security Council Monitoring Group on the “presence and activities of foreign groups in Afghanistan”.

KABUL (SW) – Anylsts believe reports about ties between al-Qaeda and the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan are worrisome for the future of the country.

KABUL (SW) – Roman Karimi, a Salam Watandar reporter and Samiullah, the office driver driver who had gone to the Haji Yaqub Square in Kabul to cover a women’s protest, were detained by the Islamic Emirate’s intelligence forces for about seven hours.

KABUL (SW) – Over months of its establishment, the opposition figures have dubbed the reconciliation commission by the Islamic Emirate as a deception ploy.

MONITORING (SW) – Latest developments in Afghanistan and regional threats were on the agenda of the fourth Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan.

MONITORING (SW) – The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Representative in Afghanistan, Muhammad Ag Ayoya, has said that 17 children had been killed in just two days in the country.

MONITORING (SW) – The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has condemned the recent attacks in Afghanistan, which claimed many civilian lives, including members of the Hazara Shia community and at least 16 children.