US EditionTaliban expand ban on broadcasting images of living beings to 14 provinces
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Taliban expand ban on broadcasting images of living beings to 14 provinces
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban’s ban on broadcasting images of living beings, which they deem religiously forbidden, has now been extended to a 14th province — Kunduz — according to the Afghanistan Journalists’ Center. The group said that Taliban authorities in Kunduz have officially ordered local media outlets to cease the filming and publication of any images depicting humans or animals. The ban stems from the Taliban’s enforcement of their …
The Afghanistan Press Center says the Taliban's Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil Directorate has officially informed government agencies and media outlets in Kunduz province to refrain from taking and publishing live images. The center said in a statement on Wednesday that the Taliban's Enjoining Good Department in Kunduz had sent an official letter to the provincial governor's office. Kunduz is the 14th province to ban the publication of live…
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