Afghanistan

Taliban flogs man in Kabul for alleged sodomy

The identity of the man, as well as other details surrounding the case, were not disclosed by the Taliban.

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Afghanistan

Anniversary of attack on American University of Afghanistan marks eight years

The assault began around 7 p.m. on August 24, 2016, and continued until 10 a.m. the following morning, leaving a.

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Afghanistan

A review of Taliban’s Ministry of Vice and Virtue

Operating with a force of 6,000 "moral police" officers in Kabul and other provinces, the ministry has implemented a series.

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Afghanistan

US continues pursuit of Abbey Gate attack perpetrators

Maier said that while the group behind the attack has been “pretty degraded,” it has not been entirely eliminated.

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Afghanistan

84 families deported from Iran, Pakistan in one day

Additionally, 45 families returned from Iran through the Silk Bridge border in Nimroz Province, according to the report.

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US envoy condemns Taliban ban on Bennett, warns against normalizing relations

She called on the international community to remain firm in its stance against the Taliban

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Afghanistan

Former Afghan officer says Taliban killed his brother

However, the officer alleges that the Taliban killed his brother just two months after the group returned to power. For.

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Afghanistan

Malala Yousafzai condemns Taliban’s travel ban on UN rapporteur

Since taking power, Taliban has imposed a "governance model" that restricts most basic rights of women and girls.

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Afghanistan

Nearly 6,000 children forced into labor in one Nangarhar district

Families of the child laborers have expressed concern over their children’s plight, explaining that economic hardship has left them with.

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Afghanistan

ISIS claims responsibility for deadly Nangarhar blast

Taliban officials in Nangarhar initially attributed the explosion to a landmine they said had been planted long ago.

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