As corporal punishments persist, Taliban publicly flog two in Takhar
Over the past month, nearly 60 people across various provinces have been publicly flogged by the Taliban.
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Afghanistan participates in Frankfurt book fair after three-year absence
Among the participants was a delegation from Afghanistan.
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Taliban reports no progress in investigation of migrants deaths
Meanwhile, some Afghan citizens have expressed concerns that the Taliban may compromise a transparent investigation due to their diplomatic ties.
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Exclusive: 24 witnesses report 58 forced marriages across eight provinces of Afghanistan
The Amu research also highlights the devastating psychological, emotional, and physical consequences of forced marriages.
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Taliban higher education minister blocks journalists from filming during visit to Khost
Nadim also prohibited reporters from covering a meeting he held with journalists in the province, the sources said.
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Iran urges UN for more funding to support migrants
The plea for more support comes amid growing concerns from Afghan migrants about mistreatment in Iran.
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Retirees urge Taliban to pay long-overdue pensions amid economic hardship
The frustration follows a decree issued earlier this year by Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, which abolished the system of collecting.
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Taliban surround offices of international NGO in Kabul, source says
The incident, which occurred nearly three weeks ago, led to the suspension of INSO’s operations in the capital, the source.
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Traffic accident on Jawzjan-Balkh highway leaves one dead, 11 injured
Taliban traffic officials have attributed the increase in accidents primarily to driver negligence.
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Afghanistan exports nearly 10,000 tons of onions amid trade challenges
The exports, totaling 9,950 tons, were primarily sent to India and Pakistan, key trade partners in the region.