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RSF Calls on Countries Worldwide to Grant Visas and Protect At-Risk Journalists - Khaama Press
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The organization has facilitated the evacuation of a dozen journalists who are part of a larger group of women activists who, after fleeing Afghanistan with the arrival of the Taliban, remained stranded in Pakistan under the imminent threat of deportation. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Spain, which has been working on the evacuation and protection of Afghan journalists since 2021, has facilitated the departure of a dozen journalists who are pa…
RSF Calls on Countries Worldwide to Grant Visas and Protect At-Risk Journalists - Khaama Press
RSF urged governments worldwide to grant visas to at-risk Afghan journalists, warning that many face persecution, harassment, and deportation without urgent international support and safe relocation opportunities. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has warned that the deportation of Afghan journalists from neighboring countries could expose them once again to torture, threats, and arbitrary detention by the Taliban. The media rights group is urging…
Following concerns about the expulsion of Afghan journalists from neighboring countries, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has called on countries to provide asylum to these journalists. The organization released a report today (Thursday, August 13) saying that since the Taliban returned to power on August 15, 2021, Afghan journalists have fled increasing harassment to continue their work in other countries, but the possibility of seeking asylum a…
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