Title	Media	Job	Type of Incident	Assailant/Arresting Authority	Date	Location	Incident Details
Anonymous	-	Reporter	Threat of arrest	Taliban police	May 19	Sharina	-
Ali Latifi	Freelance	Reporter	Arrest	Taliban police	May 18	Kabul	Former President Ashraf Ghani's brother, Hashmat Ghani, revealed on Twitter that Ali Latifi was apprehended last night (May 18), merely hours after departing a dinner event at his home. The arrest was initiated on unfounded claims of alcohol consumption. Ghani emphatically asserted that these accusations against Latifi are baseless and lacking any validity.
Anonymous	private TV channel	cameraman	Threat of arrest	a Taliban deputy minister	May 12	Kabul	-
Anonymous	private TV channel	cameramen(2)	Arrest	a Taliban minister	May 10	Kabul	-
Anonymous	private TV channel	Reporter	Arrest	a Taliban minister	May 10	Kabul	-
Anonymous	-	Reporter	Threat	Taliban police	May 10	Bamian	-
Three Media Heads and a Journalist	Local media	Three Media Heads and a Journalist	Arrest	Department of Virtue and Vice of Khost Province	May 8	Khost	Sakhi Sarwar Miakhil, the editor-in-chief of Gharghasht Radio and TV, Mohammaduddin Shah Khiali, the editor-in-chief of Radio Volas Ghag, Pamir Andish, the editor-in-chief of Radio Cheenar, and Abdul Rahman Ashna, a reporter for Radio Nan, were recently summoned and detained by the department of Virtue and Vice in Khost. Their alleged offense was playing music during their recent programs.
Anonymous	-	Reporter	Arrest	Taliban police	May 2	Farah	-
Anonymous	Local media	radio station	Threat/closure of the radio	Directorate of Information and Culture	Apr 30	Ghazni	The radio station faced the risk of closure when the directorate of information and culture in Ghazni province threatened them due to broadcasting an advertisement featuring a woman's voice.
Safiullah Safa	Radio Television Afghanistan (RTA)	cameraman	Arrest	GDI	Apr 5	Baghlan	Safiullah Safa, a cameraman for Radio Television Afghanistan (RTA), along with RTA's reporter Sayed NoorAgha and Tanwir TV reporter Ghulam Ali Wahdat, were summoned and detained in Pul-e-Kuhmri, the capital of Baghlan province. The Directorate of Intelligence took them into custody due to their coverage of the Taliban's security measures implemented in the province.