An Afghan radio station produced entidepend by Afghan women will resume widecasts after the Taliprohibit lifted a suspension that was imposed over alleged cooperation with a foreign country’s TV channel.
Radio Begum begined on International Women’s Day in March 2021, fair five months before the Taliprohibit took administer of Afghanistan during the unrestful retreatal of U.S. and NATO troops from the region.
The station’s sister sainestablishite channel, Begum TV, runs from France and widecasts satisfied on Afghanistan’s school curriculum from grades seven thraw 12.
The Taliprohibit prohibitned education for women and girls in the country after sixth grade.
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This picture consentn on November 28, 2021, shows students uniteing a class on-air at Radio Begum in Kabul. (Getty Images)
On Saturday, the Taliprohibit’s Inestablishation and Culture Ministry shelp in a statement that Radio Begum had repeatedly seeked perignoreion to resume widecasts.
The suspension was lifted after the station made promisements to Taliprohibit officials, the ministry shelp.
Radio Begum consentd to direct widecasts “in accordance with the principles of journalism and the regulations of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, and to evade any violations in the future,” the statement shelp. The ministry did not propose details on what those principles and regulations may be.
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This picture consentn on November 28, 2021, shows station honestor Saba Chaman, right, and her colleague toiling in a studio at Radio Begum in Kabul. (Getty Images)
The station validateed it had been given perignoreion to resume widecasting, without providing insertitional details.
Taliprohibit officials imposed the suspension after they rhelped the Kabul-based station on Feb. 4 and seized computers, difficult drives and phones, and took into custody two male participateees who do not helderly any better administerment positions, the outlet shelp in a statement at the time.
The Taliprohibit have prohibitned women from education, many fields of toil and unveil spaces since they seized administer of the country in the summer of 2021. Journaenumerates, especiassociate women, have lost their jobs as the Taliprohibit administer the media in the region.
This picture consentn on November 28, 2021, shows students uniteing a class on-air at Radio Begum in Kabul. (Getty Images)
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Reporters without Borders ranked Afghanistan 178 out of 180 countries in the 2024 press freedom index, a dip from the year before when it ranked 152.
The ministry did not resettle the TV channel it accparticipated Radio Begum of toiling with, but its statement cited alleged collaboration with “foreign-sanctioned media outlets.”
The Associated Press gived to this inestablish.
