Taliban expand academic staff purge to western Afghanistan, sources say
The move is expected to be implemented in the coming week in the provinces of Herat, Farah, Badghis, Ghor, and.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Australia’s Ben Roberts loses defamation appeal over Afghanistan killings
Justice Anthony Besanko, who presided over the original case, concluded that the majority of the allegations were “substantially true” to.
Immigration
U.S. court rescinds decision to support relocation of thousands of Afghan refugees
The decision halts a pathway to safety for more than 12,000 individuals.
Immigration
Returned and struggling: Deportees face dire hardship in Afghanistan
Among them is Zarghona, who recently returned to Uruzgan after spending decades as a refugee in Pakistan.
Human Rights
Taliban flog 18 people in four provinces
The latest incident took place in Kapisa province, where six individuals were flogged.
Afghanistan
UN official warns of dire consequences from aid cuts in Afghanistan
Saberton toured UN-supported healthcare facilities in Kabul, Bamyan and Torkham border crossing.
Afghanistan
UN-Habitat warns road safety is a ‘matter of life and death’ in Afghanistan
“Every life matters. Let’s make Afghanistan’s roads safer,” the statement read.
Afghanistan
US state senator warns Taliban funding would be a ‘disaster’
WASHINGTON — In a rare exchange highlighting rising concerns over U.S. aid flows to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, Washington State Senator Drew.
Immigration
UNHCR official warns of urgent crisis as thousands return home from Pakistan
“There are three things you need to know about the large-scale displacement of Afghans from Pakistan,” said Sophie Jambazishvili.
Media
Amnesty calls for immediate release of journalist detained by Taliban
The rights group said Farhadi was detained solely for his peaceful human rights work and journalistic reporting.