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In this photo taken on August 9, 2022, Afghan men watch television in a restaurant in Kabul. (AFP)

Afghan TV station reopens after closure by Taliban authorities

  • The Afghanistan Journalists Center (AFJC), a press freedom group, welcomed the reopening but said in a statement it considered the closure “a flagrant violation of free media rights that should not have happened”
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