UNAMA report exposes alarming human rights issues in Afghanistan
The report emphasizes the ongoing human rights challenges in Afghanistan and the need for sustained efforts to address these issues.
The report emphasizes the ongoing human rights challenges in Afghanistan and the need for sustained efforts to address these issues.
The statement mentioned that Sinirlioglu raised the issue of lifting restrictions on girls' education, although further details were not provided.
This deportation initiative has faced criticism from Afghan migrants in Pakistan who have expressed concerns about the treatment they have.
Refugees from Afghanistan are ‘extremely worried’ about the situation, while reports indicate many refugees are being detained
The October 7 earthquake in the Zinda Jan district of Heratresulted in the tragic loss of over 2,000 lives.
According to the statistics, approximately 21,500 residences have been demolished in the wake of the recent earthquakes.
One of the revelations in the report is the indirect benefit the Taliban is gaining from U.S.-funded education assistance through.
The funding will facilitate the distribution of nutritious school snacks to approximately 900,000 boys and over 850,000 girls attending primary.
The protesters underscored the security risks associated with the embassy's engagement with the Taliban
Traveling within Afghanistan is deemed extremely perilous, and border crossings may not be reliably accessible, according to the statement.