Afghan girls face ‘age-specific, gendered harms’, UN envoy reports
Afghan women and girls with disabilities, the report adds, continue to face intersecting forms of systematic exclusion.
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Afghanistan
Study finds Pashtuns make up 90% of Taliban leadership
According to the study, Tajiks make up 5.4 percent, Uzbeks 2.8 percent, and Hazaras 0.7 percent.
Afghanistan
Taliban flogs three people in Paktia, Sar-e Pul
In Sar-e Pul province, two individuals were punished for "sodomy" last Monday.
Afghanistan
Iran Air begins flights to Kabul
Following the fall of the previous Afghan government, many international airlines suspended their services to Afghanistan.
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Afghan women, girls feel forgotten by world, HRW official says
In an analysis, Barr highlights the worsening human rights situation under Taliban rule, emphasizing the need for global action.
Afghanistan
As deportations continue, nearly 4,000 migrants return to Afghanistan from Iran, Pakistan
Additionally, 275 Afghan migrants deported by Pakistan entered Afghanistan through the Spin Boldak border crossing.
Afghanistan
Doha meeting an opportunity to boost humanitarian aid for Afghanistan, Qatari official says
He made the remarks during a gathering of senior officials on Afghanistan held at the European Union headquarters.
Afghanistan
UN agency: 19% of children in Afghanistan engaged in child labor
UN calls for the effective implementation of ILO Convention No. 182 on the Worst Forms of Child Labour.
Afghanistan
Taliban flogs 12 people in public in Kandahar
The punishment was issued by a Taliban primary court in Spin Boldak, the statement said.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan: Three-day handicraft exhibition held in Balkh
MAZAR-I-SHARIF, Afghanistan — A three-day handicraft exhibition showcasing local products has been inaugurated in Balkh Province, aiming to promote domestic.