Nine countries back ICC request for arrest warrants against Taliban leaders
The statement emphasized that Afghan women and girls have been effectively erased from public life under Taliban rule.
Human Rights
Politics
At UNSC session, Russia calls for ‘pragmatic cooperation’ with Taliban
The Russian diplomat traced Afghanistan’s current state back to the U.S.-Taliban agreement signed in Doha
Politics
US envoy to UN: Washington does not trust Taliban, sees no path to normalization
Shea expressed skepticism over the Taliban’s commitment to diplomatic engagement.
Security
Pakistan accuses Taliban of enabling cross-border attacks
Akram says TTP is working alongside other militant groups to destabilize Pakistan.
Human Rights
UN envoy: Afghans increasingly resent Taliban’s intrusion into private lives
Otunbayeva also noted that diplomatic efforts by Muslim nations have done little to change the Taliban’s stance.
Afghanistan, US
Congressman urges Trump to drop proposed travel ban affecting Afghan allies
“Such a ban could abandon thousands of people in Afghanistan facing Taliban reprisals for helping American service members,” Krishnamoorthi said.
Afghanistan
Official: 250,000 undocumented migrants detained in Tehran
Motamedian, speaking to Mehr News Agency, said the deadline for registering undocumented migrants in the country’s census is March 22.
Afghanistan
Pakistan hosts over 2.1 million Afghan refugees, UN official says
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan is home to more than 2.1 million Afghan refugees, with a majority residing in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Women
Australian envoy calls for protection of women’s rights in Afghanistan
The event honored Afghan women’s resilience and cultural contributions.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s female judges remain barred as world marks international day
Former judges say Afghanistan had approximately 300 female judges before Taliban's return.