At the same time as the World Press Freedom Day approaches, a number of journalists say that after the Taliban rule in Afghanistan, their problems and challenges have not yet been resolved and journalists are oppressed by the Taliban every day.

On World Press Freedom Day, the Office of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) emphasized the protection and safety of Afghan journalists and said that despite the many risks, these journalists are doing their best to provide accurate information to the Afghan people.

The representatives of some countries in the United Nations have expressed concern about the human rights situation in Afghanistan and said that the Taliban group should be held accountable in this regard.

The Office of the United Nations Deputy Mission in Afghanistan has condemned the attack on worshipers in Herat province and has called for immediate measures to protect Shiites in the country.

This year is the third year that the school bell has not been played for Afghan girls, and this year millions of girls above the sixth grade are not allowed to go to school because of the Taliban group, and it is not yet clear when the school bell will be played for underprivileged girls. Meanwhile, the Islamic Jurisprudence Council o...