Some Nangarhar media outlets face shutdown risk
Taliban has informed all media officials that licenses issued during the Republic era are no longer valid and must be.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Taliban publicly flogs woman in Kandahar
On Wednesday, the Taliban flogged a man and a woman for "inappropriate relations."
Afghanistan
American Bar Association urges global action to prevent ‘Hazara genocide’ in Afghanistan
The American Bar Association emphasized that the Taliban’s claims of including Hazaras in its government are merely symbolic.
Afghanistan
Campaign ‘Get Your Knee Off My Neck’ protests beating of Afghan teen by Iranian police
They argue that Iran, which hosts the highest number of refugees after Afghanistan, should not engage in such "oppression."
Afghanistan
Activists: Taliban employ ‘brutal Tactics’ to maintain power
The movement said that three years of Taliban rule in Afghanistan have been marked by "human rights violations and oppressive.
Afghanistan
UN experts urge Australia to compensate Afghanistan war crime victims
In 2020, a military inquiry found that Australian soldiers killed 39 unarmed prisoners in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan
Taliban publicly flogs two men in Maidan Wardak
The two individuals have been sentenced to three years in prison.
Afghanistan
Iran executes 20, including four Afghan nationals
"Four Afghan citizens were executed simultaneously. Three were accused of rape and one of premeditated murder," Hengaw stated.
Afghanistan
Pope calls Afghanistan’s recent decades ‘tragic’
He noted that the ethnic Pashtun minority, which is the majority ethnic group in Afghanistan, also endures abuse and discrimination.
