Three years of Taliban rule: A political overview
A recent report by U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted tensions and disagreements among Taliban leaders.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan, Women
Taliban Supreme Court issued 176 execution, 37 stoning sentences in three years
A review of reports from the Taliban’s Supreme Court shows that between March 2022 and March 2023, more than 295.
Women
UNESCO: 1.4 million Afghan girls still barred from school under Taliban rule
In 2022, only 5.7 million children—both boys and girls—were in primary school, down from 6.8 million in 2019, according to.
Afghanistan
Purple Saturdays Movement: Taliban rule marks beginning of new suffering for Afghans
The women’s movement also asserted that Afghanistan was handed over to the Taliban in a “disgraceful deal,” enabling their takeover.
Afghanistan
Taliban publicly flogs man in Balkh province
The man received 39 lashes at a sports stadium in Mazar-e-Sharif City.
Afghanistan
Amnesty International: Taliban committing crimes in Afghanistan with ‘absolute impunity’
Afghanistan’s civil society is rapidly shrinking, Amnesty International said.
Afghanistan
Three years after fall of Afghanistan’s republic
“August 15 is a dark day for the women and girls of Afghanistan," a Kabul resident said.
Afghanistan
Torkham crossing reopens after four-day closure
The border crossing was closed following clashes between Pakistani forces and Taliban.
Afghanistan
Taliban stages parade in Paktia with makeshift explosive devices
These devices were responsible for the deaths and injuries of thousands, including civilians, throughout the war.
Afghanistan
Taliban takeover called as day of ‘suffering and despair’
"August 15 is a dark day for the women and girls of Afghanistan," a Kabul resident said.