No Justice in Afghanistan for Slain Journalist 2 Years On

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Yama Siawash, 36, was known among Afghans for engaging in heated debates with government officials on live television. © 2020 Yama Siawash Two years ago today, former Tolo News TV presenter Yama Siawash was killed in a car bombing on November 7, 2020, moments after he climbed into a government-owned vehicle in Kabul. Despite the high-profile nature of the attack, the former Afghan government failed to carry out a thorough investigation or prosecute anyone for the crime. Siawash was known among Afghans for engaging in heated debates with government officials on live…

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