Afghanistan press freedom
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Taliban is ruthlessly shutting down independent media voices in Afghanistan. Reversing the gains of 20 years, the militant group has already forcibly shut down dozens of local radio stations, newspapers &amp; broadcasters in districts under its control. The Taliban has killed dozens of reporters &amp; media workers. To know more, watch the full story!</p>
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