Taliban claim new morality law aims to ‘reform’ women’s lives
Women say the new morality law and the heightened presence of the Taliban's morality police have made life significantly more.
Women
Afghanistan
UNAMA calls on Taliban to halt public executions, citing human rights violations
The agency appealed to the Taliban-led government to establish an immediate moratorium on executions, with the aim of permanently abolishing.
Afghanistan
UN’s Bennett calls for immediate end to ‘atrocious punishments’ by Taliban
"I call on the Taliban to immediately halt these atrocious punishments," Bennett said.
Afghanistan
France pledges €3 million to aid WFP’s nutrition programs in Afghanistan
Nearly 60,000 young children and more than 10,000 pregnant or breastfeeding women will receive specialized nutritional support.
Afghanistan
Taliban delegation attends South Asian regulatory conference in India
This marks the first official visit by a Taliban delegation to India since they assumed control of Afghanistan three years.
Afghanistan
Taliban conduct public execution at Paktia stadium
High-ranking Taliban officials, including Sirajuddin Haqqani, were at the stadium to witnes the execution.
Afghanistan
Traffic accident on Kabul-Herat Highway leaves two dead
The crash occurred in the Ab Band district of Ghazni, where two motorcycles collided with two passenger vehicles.
Afghanistan
Trump nominates Afghanistan veteran Pete Hegseth as defense secretary
Hegseth has been outspoken in defending U.S. service members accused of war crimes.
Afghanistan
Kabul residents voice frustration over ‘rising’ municipal service fees
Many residents say that the rising costs are becoming unmanageable amid severe economic hardship.
Afghanistan
Taliban publicly flog man in Ghazni for ‘moral corruption’
In the past 10 days, more than 50 people have been subjected to public floggings by Taliban.