Afghanistan

Amnesty International calls for protection of Afghanistan’s Hazara community after deadly attack

The organization said that the incident underscores the grim reality facing the Hazaras

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Afghanistan

Taliban quietly released four GIZ employees in the spring, report reveals

The German government has not yet commented officially on the release, citing concerns for the safety of GIZ staff who.

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Afghanistan

Rights group reports detention of Afghan migrants by Iranian authorities

The group revealed that the detained migrants are being transferred to a foreign nationals’ camp, where they await deportation.

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Women

Taliban reinstitute ‘systematic gender apartheid’ in Afghanistan: CEVAW chief

The global push for the recognition of gender apartheid in Afghanistan has gained momentum, with women’s rights activists calling for.

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Afghanistan

Son of former female commander injured in Taliban attack: Sources

Reza Mohammad, the son of Aisha—widely known as Commander Kaftar—was reportedly working on his farm in his home village when.

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Afghanistan

Kazakhstan’s envoy concludes mission in Afghanistan amid controversial ties with Taliban

Kazakhstan has also recognized Mohammad Rahman Rahmani, appointed by the Taliban, as the chargé d'affaires of Afghanistan's embassy in Astana,.

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Afghanistan

Bin Laden’s son allegedly leading al-Qaeda, preparing attacks on West: Report

Hamza, now 43, was believed to have been killed in a 2019 CIA operation, but recent reports suggest he survived.

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Afghanistan

Turkey condemns attack on Hazaras in Daikundi as ‘heinous’

“We are saddened by the loss of lives and injuries caused by the terrorist attack today (13 September) in Daikundi.

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Afghanistan

Taliban publicly lashes man in Zabul

The Taliban’s use of corporal punishment has been widely condemned by the international community and human rights organizations, including the.

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Afghanistan

Japan grants nationality to Japan-born daughter of Afghan refugees

The court’s ruling marks a first for a child of Afghan parents, allowing her to be registered in Japan’s family.

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