at the moment this news coming from the german state broadcast the deutsch avella, that taliban forces had gone to house the house. looking for one of the journalists in the process of search, they ended up killing a close relative of this journalist, wounding another. while other family members were able to get out just in time and, and i'm currently on the run from the taliban. now the director general of deutsch avella has condemned the attack against a journalist who's currently here in germany. the killing of a close relative of one of our editors by the taliban. and hey, rock yesterday is inconceivably tragic and testifies to the q. danger in which all our employees and their families in afghan to stand find themselves. it is evident that the taliban are already carrying out organized searches for journalists, both in kabul and in the provinces. we are running out of time. it seems like more of this type of event is happening. the norwegian sense of a closer analysis is passed information on to the united nations enough, gone this down that says they can prove the taliban have bl

forces or did anything that the taliban is not going to be happy with now this news coming out of deutsch avella, the german state broadcaster that one of the journalists was the subject of a house to house hunt for him not ultimately left. one of his close family members shot dead by the taliban. another seriously wounded other family members were able to escape and i'm currently on the run, the killing of a close relative of one of our editors by the taliban. and hey, rock yesterday is inconceivably tragic and testifies to the queue. danger in which all their employees and their families enough can stand find themselves. it is evident that the taliban are already carrying out organized searches for journalists, both in kabul and in the provinces. we are running out of time. on thursday evening, germany approved 100000000 euros in order to help refugees and neighboring countries to a gun stand. we also heard from whole the whole from the german interior minister. he said that those afghan people that are being put on planes in cobble airport right now in broad t. it's a germany that they on ref

there were two journalists from the los angeles times and deutsche avella who were surrounded by an angrynk, that they were journalists from the bbc. cedric alviani, this is a good point to bring you in on the conversation from reporters without borders. how do you judge how welcome or otherwise foreign reporters are in china just now? the situation has changed a lot compared to the past decades. china was never an easy country for journalists, but in the year 2000, actually, it was possible for foreign correspondents to lead investigations. it was possible for them to have a lot of sources. and all this has disappeared, and especially since president xijinping got into power and cracked down on independent media independent voices. now, only in the year 2000, the chinese regime has expelled 18 foreign correspondents. this was something unheard of in recent times. i believe the reason is that the chinese regime considers it doesn't need foreign correspondents any more. in the past decades, they needed foreign correspondents to somehow promote the chinese economic development, to promote t

for the safety of journalists, a family member of an editor working for german public broadcast deutsch avella was shot in killed, and another seriously injured nato. says any future government must allow unhindered humanitarian access and safe and orderly evacuations because even his report spread of what might be the beginnings of an african army fight back. government forces. regaining control of 3 districts in the northern province of babylon. people are continuing to flee us. president joe biden says there are at least 5000 troops at the airport, helping to get people out. but thousands are still waiting despite the constant threat of arm taliban fighters. charlotte felice, now it's circling in front of carbo international airport. the gates are closed. the taliban with a common did us weapons and vehicles runs security. no one can get through. even filming on the street is not allowed. the taliban has dispersed crowds of people. they know wait for the down airport road. this is my father certificate. it's there . we meet is toola. his father worked as a god for to us contractors. your fa

they are in there or they are in round the german broadcast, deutsche avella claims that taliban has killed a close relative of one of his journalists and seriously injured another. the terror group was said to be carrying out a house to house hunt for the reporter who's actually currently in germany. i thought of ella or another, german media outlets approach the both authorities to swiftly evacuate their stuff from afghanistan. as peter oliver now reports. earlier this week we heard a press conference from the taliban in which they said they weren't going to be carrying out any reprisals against people who had worked alongside nato forces, or journalists that had been working in afghanistan. well, both promises seem to be ringing incredibly hollow. the moment the information coming out from the norwegian center for closer analysis, which was past the united nations, seems to suggest that there are black lists being drawn up with names on of people who worked alongside nato forces or did anything that the taliban is not going to be happy with. now this news coming out of deutsch val

the deutsch avella says, a family member of one of his journalists was shot dead during a house that in a gun. the son rights groups are urgent governments to step up. efforts to evacuate and protect journalists. the committee to protect journalists is wanting that women are particularly at risk. it says since the taliban took power. 2 prominent female journalists have been borrowed from their jobs, and they document the homes of media work as rated and dozens of times. while covering recent protests in july about sig butler is a program coordinator at the committee to protect cher, unless he says many journalists having targeted by the taliban. and those trying to leave a struggling comments. folks in 2 days ago said that they were going to respect the free and independent press under lay down conditions. and we've seen the very prominent news program on taller news that's continuing to operate. including heading out there are women reporters and having women, castro newscasters. but on the streets can be a very different story. if it's not clear that the taliban militants who are o

for the safety of john les a family member of an editor working said german public broadcast at deutsch avella was shot and killed. and another seriously wounded nato is now saying that any future government must allow unhindered humanitarian access and safe and oddity evacuations. because even his report spread of what might be the beginnings of an african army, fight back. government forces. regaining control of 3 districts in the northern province of babylon, people are continuing to flee us president joe biden has been speaking out saying that there are at least 5000 troops at the airport, helping to evacuate people. but thousands are still waiting despite the constant threats of arm taliban fighters present. charlotte palace has our fort circling in front of carbo international airport. the gates are closed. the taliban with a common did us weapons and vehicles run security. no one can get through. even filming on the street is not allowed. the taliban has dispersed crowds of people. they know weight further down airport road. this is my father certificate. it's there. we made it to la. h