Afghanistan, Women

EU Parliament calls for recognition of ‘gender apartheid’ in Afghanistan in new resolution

The resolution strongly denounced the Taliban's recent decrees enforcing Sharia law and the continued exclusion of women and girls from.

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Afghanistan

WFP delivers over 225,000 tons of food aid across Afghanistan

The food aid comes as Afghanistan grapples with a severe hunger crisis.

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Afghanistan

Taliban flogs six people in Sar-e Pul for alleged offenses

A new quarterly report from the United Nations underscores the continuation of public corporal punishment under Taliban rule, often conducted.

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Afghanistan

A journey without return: The perils and challenges facing migrants on illegal routes

Amu interviewed 40 individuals across eight Afghan provinces who have braved the hazardous paths of illegal migration.

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Afghanistan

Afghanistan: 280 migrant families repatriated from Iran, Pakistan in one day

The Bakhtar News Agency reported that the migrants were either forcibly or voluntarily expelled from the neighboring countries.

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Afghanistan

House committee subpoenas Blinken over Afghanistan withdrawal

The committee had initially requested Blinken appear on September 19.

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Afghanistan

Taliban leader compares Kabul takeover to ‘conquest of Mecca’ amid deepening human rights crisis

Akhundzada also defended the Taliban’s controversial new "Vice and Virtue" law.

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Afghanistan

Chinese envoy cautiously criticizes Taliban’s morality law at UN

"The recent vice and virtue law has raised international concern," Fu said.

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Afghanistan

UNAMA chief warns Taliban’s new law, international isolation threaten Afghanistan’s future

Otunbayeva emphasized that the Taliban’s continued crackdown on women’s rights is exacerbating the country’s isolation.

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Ex-Pakistani envoy says Taliban’s rule depends on global support

Durrani dismissed the possibility of another civil war in Afghanistan.

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