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BBC pays ‘Taliban propaganda wing’ so it can broadcast in Afghanistan: Telegraph

The BBC is reportedly paying rent to the Taliban's Radio and Television Afghanistan to continue broadcasting in Afghanistan.
Funds from the BBC cover security and rent, allowing it to house FM equipment.
Elliot Keck from the Taxpayers' Alliance accused the BBC of 'bending over backwards to Taliban demands.'
Despite controversy, the BBC remains the only international news media organization still broadcasting inside Afghanistan.

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BBC 'paying money to Taliban to keep broadcasting in Afghanistan'

THE BBC is paying money to the Taliban’s propaganda wing so it can keep broadcasting in Afghanistan. The public broadcasting house is reportedly paying rent to the Taliban’s ‘Radio and Television Afghanistan’ (RTA) so it can keep broadcasting there. EPAThe BBC has been accused of paying money to the Taliban’s ‘Radio and Television Afghanistan’ to be able to broadcast in Afghanistan[/caption] Money from the BBC covers security and rent to small p…

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