A red rose for the daughters of my land
In this piece, Baran Mohammadi reflects on rediscovering hope and defiance as a woman under repression, symbolized by her decision.
Human Rights, Women
Human Rights, Women
How I left my uncle to the Taliban
In 1996, when the Taliban entered Herat, the city quickly changed. A few months earlier there had been celebrations of.
Human Rights, Women
March 8: A story of resistance in the shadow of repression
In this piece, Lima Samimi says International Women’s Day has become a symbol of resistance for women in countries like.
Politics
China’s envoy urges dialogue to ease Taliban-Pakistan tensions
Yue Xiaoyong emphasized the need to prevent tensions from escalating in order to preserve regional stability.
Women
Karzai urges Taliban to reopen schools and universities to girls
Karzai said achieving long-term development requires the participation of women across different sectors of society.
Politics
Asif says Taliban ‘war’ against Islamabad ongoing since Kabul’s fall
Asif said Taliban have carried out attacks in Pakistani cities and blamed them for violence inside the country.
Human Rights, Women
March 8 in Afghanistan: The Chador, lessons and everyday resistance
In this piece, a student in Herat describes the everyday experience of being a woman, the social restrictions she faces,.
Women
Women’s groups demand global action against Taliban policies
Activists say women face increasing repression but vow to continue their struggle for rights and equality.
Politics
Russia, Qatar urge de-escalation in Taliban-Pakistan tensions
Moscow has called for political dialogue while Qatar backs efforts to reduce tensions. Islamic scholars have also proposed a Ramadan.
Politics, Security
Taliban defense minister suggests Pakistan may have US backing to destroy leftover weapons
Yaqoob Mujahid warned that tensions with Pakistan could escalate as border clashes and airstrikes continue.