Women’s protest coalition: Taliban’s actions constitute ‘gender apartheid’
The coalition called on the international community to exert pressure on the Taliban.
The coalition called on the international community to exert pressure on the Taliban.
“These heinous crimes must not go unpunished, and those responsible must be held accoutable in a court of law," the.
“The world should know that we, the people of Afghanistan, reject the Taliban,” said the movement.
"We will continue every effort to reunite them with their loved ones," West said.
The UN should officially recognize the Taliban's governance as an "apartheid regime," the protesters said.
Taliban has commenced the construction of at least nine new jihadi madrasas over the past month, according to information released.
The report highlights the compounded effects of natural disasters, climate change, economic hardship, and inadequate healthcare, all of which are.
The Taliban's restrictions have forced some athletes to contemplate leaving the country as they struggle with the oppressive environment and.
These madrasas, aligned with the Taliban's leadership, are reported to include military training and radicalization alongside traditional religious education.
Ahmad Shah Habibi, Mahmood’s brother, disclosed that the Taliban detained him on suspicion of being associated with a company involved.