Afghanistan suspends BBC radio broadcasts
- Earliest collected report:Детектор медіа
- Last update
- 2 sources
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has suspended BBC radio broadcasts across the country. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Information stated that the decision was made due to repeated violations by the media company.
In brief
- The Taliban government suspended BBC radio broadcasts in Afghanistan.
- The decision was made due to repeated violations.
- The Ministry of Information spokesperson confirmed the suspension.
- The BBC’s Afghan service has been operating since 1981.
Covered by 1 of 6 media groups
- Budget not in the collected reports
- Public money not in the collected reports
- Media business not in the collected reports
- Big capital not in the collected reports
- Readers and grants 2 sources
- Undisclosed not in the collected reports
No newsrooms from these groups in the collected reports: budget, public money, media business, big capital, undisclosed.
| Group | Share | Count |
|---|---|---|
Readers and grants
| 100% | 2 items |
- Who the outlets write for
- community 0
- region 0
- country 2
- world 0
- Channels
- Websites 2
- Детектор медіаReaders and grantsCommentary
- first item
- earliest
- interpreters
В Афганістані призупинили радіомовлення BBC
- Інститут масової інформаціїReaders and grants
- first item
- in the wave, 53 min later
- national desk
В Афганістані призупинено радіомовлення BBC FM


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