Reporters have nowhere to run in Afghanistan’s Taliban

widthHe wants to understand what has happened in Afghanistan since the seizure of power Taliban If this happens, it would be unwise to believe what their spokesperson Sabihullah Mujahid said. It said at a press conference that people will not retaliate. The situation is just the opposite. Taliban fighters went from house to house looking for people. These are not just former employees of allies and international organizations, they are also journalists. The German International Broadcasting Corporation announced on Friday night that the homes of at least three Deutsche Welle employees had been searched. One member of the DW editor was shot and the other was seriously injured. Other members of the family of the journalist currently in Germany “escaped at the last minute” and are at large.

The director described the dramatic situation that happened at the time Federal government Not prepared at the beginning. “The Taliban’s killing of a close relative of one of our editors is extremely tragic and proves the serious danger that all our employees and their families face in Afghanistan,” Peterlinburg said. “The Taliban have apparently been searching for journalists in Kabul and the provinces in an organized way. Time is running out!”

Nowhere to put

Reporters Without Borders summarized this murder and other cases in one sentence: “Afghan journalists are no longer safe anywhere in the country.” They are facing life-threatening danger, and their relatives will not be spared,” the committee said. The spokeswoman said. Reporters Without Borders, Katja Gloger. “After the Taliban came to power, reporters are no longer safe anywhere in the country. Therefore, we call on the federal government to allow endangered Afghan journalists to leave the country as soon as possible without bureaucracy and issue emergency visas. “

this German wave In some victim reports in the past few days, it was pointed out that Nematullah Hemat, a reporter from the private broadcaster Gharghasht TV, may have been kidnapped by the Taliban. Toofan Omar, the head of the private radio station Paktia Ghag Radio, was deliberately killed by Taliban militants. The TV host Shabu Nan Daolan also announced that she could no longer work. “Someone told me that I can’t continue working because the system has changed,” she said in a video message, which AFP quoted as saying: “Whoever sees this, when the world hears my voice: please help We, our lives are in danger.”