Journalists and Afghanistan

There are many journalists who are now threatened by the Taliban regime and who now are attempting to leave Afghanistan for another country.

Afghanistan Journalists Center (AFJC)
https://afjc.media/english/

Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AJSC)
https://ajsc.af
https://twitter.com/ajsc_afg
The Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AJSC) is a watchdog organization dedicated to promoting the safety of journalists and press freedom.

Female Journalists for Safety and Rights (FJSR)
https://twitter.com/FemaleJourno
The FJSR is a part of the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee.

International Media Support (IMS)
https://www.mediasupport.org
https://twitter.com/forfreemedia
The IMS supports local media in countries affected by armed conflict, human insecurity, and political transition.

International Womens's Media Foundation
https://www.iwmf.org
https://twitter.com/IWMF

International Press Institute (IPI)
https://ipi.media
https://twitter.com/globalfreemedia

Reporters Sans Frontieres (Reporters Without borders) (RSF)
https://rsf.org
https://twitter.com/RSF_inter

News Articles about Journalists in Afghanistan

December 2023, "AFJC Releases 2023 Annual Report on Media Freedom in Afghanistan", Afghanistan Journalists Center.

February 1, 2023, "Female Afghan Journalists continue their fight from abroad", by Sara Perria, Nikkei Asia. Staffed by women, The Afghan Times seeks to hold the Taliban to account.

December 30, 2022, "Fleeing Afghan Journalists Live in Limbo in Pakistan, Iran", The Khaama Press. Although safe from reprisals from the Taliban while in neighboring countries, journalists face unemployment, legal status problems, visa extension difficulties, and possible deportation.

October 1, 2021. "Taliban's Return to Power in Afghanistan Leaves Female Journalists in Undefined Territory" by Hollie McKay, Deadline.