Afghanistan: People react to news of Australian soldier losing defamation case
An Australian soldier on Thursday lost a defamation lawsuit against three newspapers that accused him of involvement in the unlawful.
Afghanistan
Women
‘Dance in despair’: Women hold symbolic move to protest Taliban restrictions on their rights
The women said that they will not stop their fight from having access to their rights and freedoms in society.
Afghanistan
UNSC to host meeting about Afghanistan’s situation
The UN Security Council is expected to host a meeting within later this month to discuss the ongoing situation in.
Afghanistan
Watchdog calls for Australia to ‘promptly’ compensate victims of war crimes in Afghanistan
Human Rights Watch says families of victims ‘deserve better’ and Canberra is legally required to make prompt and adequate payments
Afghanistan
Taliban to establish 27 new districts across Afghanistan
Shah Walikot in Kandahar is one district that has been split in two after the new borders were defined following.
Afghanistan
Republican senators seek new sanctions against Taliban
The proposed bill would prohibit all transactions in property held by the Taliban, and invalidate all visas permitting entry to.
Afghanistan
Ex-Australian SAS soldier loses defamation case over Afghanistan executions
A judge ruled the newspapers successfully established that the former SAS corporal had been involved in executions and murder in.
Afghanistan
Taliban bans lecturers from using certain Persian words
Critics say the move shows the Taliban is trying to fuel discrimination and their decision is disrespectful of all Farsi.
Afghanistan
Taliban sends military convoy to border town near Iran
A convoy of dozens of vehicles including tanks, ambulances and trucks pulling heavy artillery were seen heading towards Islam Qala
Afghanistan
IRC finds EU’s ‘staggering neglect’ of refugees from Afghanistan
The new study found thousands have been let down by the EU and remain trapped in limbo in the region.