Returnees from Pakistan fear for children’s future under Taliban rule
Families cite lack of education and jobs as key challenges upon return to Afghanistan.
Families cite lack of education and jobs as key challenges upon return to Afghanistan.
Hundreds detained in recent days as Pakistan intensifies deportation campaign.
Report highlights climate vulnerability as Kabul faces growing environmental threats.
Hibatullah Akhundzada says the Taliban will not retreat from enforcing Islamic punishments, including capital cases.
Sources said the UN has discussed possible steps toward launching a political process in Afghanistan with various governments during this.
The statement said the two sides addressed the ongoing deportation of Afghan migrants from Pakistan and emphasized the need for.
According to a statement issued after the meeting, the deportation of vulnerable groups — including women, journalists, human rights defenders.
“No foreign party has any right to interfere in the country’s Sharia and judiciary,” the statement said, characterizing calls for.
According to eyewitness accounts, the scenes at the stadiums where the executions took place were marked by horror and grief,.
She described the situation as dire and called on international donors to step up their support.