Afghan women face ‘state-sponsored gender apartheid,’ UN rights chief says
“I am deeply concerned for the long-term future of a country that is self-harming on a national scale,” Türk said.
Afghanistan, Women
Afghanistan
Japan pledges $7 million in humanitarian aid to WFP in Afghanistan
The funding will allow WFP to provide emergency food aid to nearly 30,000 families—over 200,000 people—for three months, the statement.
Afghanistan
Rights group: Iran executed 15 Afghan nationals in two months
The majority of executions were carried out at Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj.
Afghanistan
Iran confirms Sayyaf’s visit to Tehran
"The travel of an Afghan personality to Iran is not unusual," Iran's foreign ministry spokesmans said.
Afghanistan
Pakistan frees 47 Afghan detainees amid deportation crackdown
The individuals were detained for lacking legal residency documents.
Afghanistan
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa awaits federal approval for talks with Taliban
Pakistan has faced increasing instability in recent weeks, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Afghanistan
Former negotiator calls Doha agreement a ‘terrible setback’
“The outcome of the Doha Agreement was Taliban’s rise to power," Rezai said.
Afghanistan
Clashes at Torkham border leave one dead, two injured
The escalation comes after both sides failed to reach an agreement on reopening the key border crossing.
Afghanistan
Clashes between Taliban, Pakistani forces continue at Torkham border
The fighting erupted around 2:30 a.m. local time on Monday, March 3.
Afghanistan
Five years after the Doha agreement, is it still relevant?
For the first time, the Taliban publicly declared last Friday that the agreement—which paved the way for the U.S. withdrawal.