Afghanistan - RWB renews call to reinforce journalists' security for presidential election

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns the terrorist attack of 6 June in Kabul that hit the convoy of Abdullah Abdullah, one of two candidates in the second round of presidential elections scheduled for 14 June. At least six people were killed in the attack. They included netizen Reshad Ahmadi. And several journalists were among the approximately 20 people wounded. The journalists included Majid Saeedi, an Iranian photographer who last year won the Lucas Dolega Award. Sayed Gul Agha (...)

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