Women’s Cry Movement Condemns the Arrest of Journalists by the Taliban and Demands Their
Immediate Release

Kabul Times News

Kabul – The Women’s Cry Movement today held a protest rally and strongly condemned the arrest and imprisonment of journalists by the Taliban.
In this protest program, participants emphasized the essential role of journalists in reflecting the truth and raising public awareness. They described the imprisonment of journalists as a clear violation of freedom of expression and fundamental human rights.
Members of the Women’s Cry Movement expressed deep concern over the situation of journalists in detention and demanded their immediate and unconditional release. They also called on international organizations and human rights defenders to take serious and practical action in response to this situation.
The movement stressed that the suppression of media and the restriction of freedom of expression can never silence the voice of truth.
This protest rally was held as part of ongoing civil reactions to the continued pressure on media and journalists in Afghanistan, where numerous reports indicate arbitrary arrests of journalists and severe restrictions on press freedom.
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