Female students in Herat told not to wear ‘tight and colorful’ outfits
Based on a new order, students said a portion of each lecture for every subject is dedicated to discussions on.
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Women
Women call on Taliban to reopen girls’ schools
UN figures show that at least 1.1 million girls have been deprived of schooling in Afghanistan in just over a.
Afghanistan
Takhar locals unhappy about Taliban’s court ruling over land dispute
Villagers have been ordered by a Taliban court to leave their homes and farm land, which the nomads claim was.
Afghanistan
Resistance force, Taliban both suffer heavy casualty toll in Badakhshan clashes
Multiple sources say 34 Taliban members and 42 resistance fighters were killed in clashes that lasted at least 12 days.
Women
Activists deeply concerned about growing isolation of women
Without women’s rights organizations or a ministry of women’s affairs, Afghan women now have nowhere to turn to for help.
Afghanistan
Desperate Afghan families speak out about not receiving aid
Many said they have lost their jobs in the past year, while others said they are no longer getting the.
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UN official calls for end to ‘shocking’ human rights abuses
Bennett said violations of women and girls’ rights were also reported, as was the “shocking treatment of NRF fighters” in.
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Journalists speak out about inconsistent press rules imposed by Taliban
Journalists and media owners said that the main issue is the interference of provincial intelligence and vice and virtue offices.
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Female students frustrated over university subject restrictions
Three women from Bamiyan, who wrote the entrance examination recently, spoke out about their disappointment regarding choices available.
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Ex-ANDSF members face ‘uncertainty’ in Pakistan
Tens of thousands of Afghans at risk, including ex-ANDSF members, fled to Pakistan and other countries over the past year.