Sources: Taliban warn women in Herat could face detention over dress code
The directive threatens detention and possible legal action against women deemed not to be complying with the Taliban’s interpretation of.
Human Rights, Women
Human Rights
Matiullah Wesa receives 2026 Liberty Prize in France
The regional government said Wesa received the award in recognition of his commitment to education for all.
Human Rights
Seven countries push to add ‘gender apartheid’ to UN treaty
The proposal would place the concept of gender apartheid on the agenda of UN negotiations on a future convention on.
Human Rights, Women
Afghan women’s voices will always be heard, Spanish FM says at Madrid conference
At a global gathering on feminist foreign policy, officials and activists called for sustained support for Afghan women and warned.
Human Rights
UN committee condemns Taliban decree on child marriage
The committee says the decree that permits marriage after puberty violates international human rights law.
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Taliban cleric says girls’ education is forbidden
A senior Taliban religious official says women and girls should study only limited religious subjects, dismissing science and technology as.
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Ex-soldier detained by Taliban in Badakhshan
The arrest comes amid UN reports about arbitrary detentions of former security personnel despite Taliban assurances of amnesty.
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UN documents 21 cases of sexual violence by Taliban against women, girls
The report says Taliban officials and security personnel were implicated in rape, gang rape, forced marriage and other abuses in.
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Shiite cleric says Taliban have increased pressure on Jafari followers
Behsudi said Taliban policies are deepening sectarian divisions and placing pressure on Shiite students and religious practices.
Human Rights, Women
UN Women warns Taliban decree could normalize child marriage
The UN agency says a new Taliban regulation weakens protections for women and girls by removing a minimum marriage age.