Exiled journalists say forced return poses grave risks of ‘arrest and reprisal’
Among those most at risk are vulnerable groups — particularly journalists, civil society activists, and women.
Among those most at risk are vulnerable groups — particularly journalists, civil society activists, and women.
“We remain committed to securing his release and the freedom of all Americans held captive,” Boehler wrote in a post.
Muttaqi also warned against rhetoric that could undermine the Taliban's own authority.
The dismissals reportedly affected institutions in key provinces, including Kabul, Herat and Bamiyan.
The envoys also discussed a fifth round of talks held in Kabul this week.
This comes after a trilateral meeting held behind closed doors in Kabul between Chinese, Pakistani, and Taliban.
The talks are said to have focused on geopolitical realignment and regional cooperation.
Taliban report limited progress in major housing project as land recovery efforts continue
Akhundzada said the agency must prevent all “open or hidden” affronts to Islamic rituals and cultural norms.
He had also served as a local representative in the district council.