KABUL: The Authority of the Afghan Taliban on Sunday issued a new “religious guideline” that called for the country’s television channel to stop showing drama and soap opera featuring female actors.
In the first direction to the Afghan media issued by the ministry for the promotion of virtues and prevention of representatives, the Taliban also asked female television journalists to wear Islamic headscarves while presenting their report.
And the ministry asked the channel not to invade movies or programs where the Prophet Muhammad or other respected numbers were shown.
The ministry calls for prohibiting films or programs that oppose Islamic and Afghan values.
“This is not a rule but religious guidelines,” Ministry spokesman said, said the rouest Mohajir.
This new direction is widely circulated on Sundays on social media sites.
Even though it insists they will rule more this time, the Taliban has introduced a rule for what women can use at the University, and beaten and harass several Afghan journalists despite promising press freedom.
The Taliban guidelines for TV networks came after two decades of explosive growth for independent Afghan media under the West West Government which ruled the country until August 15, when Islamists gained power.
Dozens of television channels and radio stations were established with Western assistance and private investment as soon as the Taliban was dropped in 2001.
Over the past 20 years, Afghan TV channels offer various programs – from the competition singing “American Idol” for music videos, along with several soap operas Turkey and India.
When Islamists previously ruled from 1996 to 2001, there were no Afghan media to be discussed, they forbade TV, films, and most forms of other entertainment, consider it immoral.
People are caught watching TV-faced sentences, including having their destroyed sets.
The ownership of the video player can cause public whip.
There is only one radio station, Sharia sound, which broadcasts Islamic propaganda and programming.