Human Rights, Women

As new school year begins in Afghanistan, girls remain barred from classrooms

The Taliban-run Ministry of Education officially marked the start of the school year, allowing only boys and girls in primary.

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Human Rights, Women

UNICEF: 400,000 more Afghan girls barred from school as education ban enters third year

“If this ban persists until 2030, over four million girls will have been deprived of their right to education beyond.

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Human Rights

Bennett cites gender persecution in Taliban’s ban on girls’ education

In a statement posted to X, Bennett urged the international community to hold the Taliban accountable and called for equal,.

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Human Rights

With solar year 1403 over, Afghan women see no relief

Building upon previous edicts, the regime's actions have systematically eroded women's access to education, employment, and public life.

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Human Rights

Taliban flogged more than 450 people in past year

The data also reveals that in the final three months of the year alone, over 200 people, including 30 women,.

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Human Rights, US

Family of Mahmood Habibi confident Trump will push for his release

The Taliban have denied detaining Habibi, but his family insists otherwise.

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Human Rights

Taliban flog two people in Balkh

In a statement, the Taliban’s Supreme Court said both individuals were sentenced to four months in prison and received 39.

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Human Rights, Women

Afghan women, girls face increased protection risks, report warns

It states that these policies have further hindered the delivery of life-saving assistance to vulnerable populations.

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Human Rights

Bennet stresses need for accountability in Afghanistan’s human rights violations

Bennett said that Afghanistan remains in the grip of a severe human rights and humanitarian crisis.

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Human Rights

ICRC: 455 civilians killed or injured in Afghanistan in 2024 due to explosive hazards

In its latest report, the ICRC noted that Afghanistan remains one of the world’s most vulnerable countries to explosive hazards,.

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