Atmar says US, Taliban deliberately ignored key Doha deal commitments
“Both sides to the agreement deliberately ignored their binding commitments,” Atmar said.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
Former government’s employees say they face poverty, illness four years into Taliban rule
In Ghor province, Abdullah, a former soldier, is living with kidney failure after both kidneys stopped functioning.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
The day time stopped for us
In this piece, Maryam Rahmani reflects on four years of lost education under Taliban rule, recounting her halted dreams and.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
MAWJ: Four years of repression and threats
This program discusses the four years of the Taliban rule and the restrictions imposed on women during this period.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
UN warns situation for women, girls in Afghanistan increasingly ‘untenable’
UN Women says 78% of Afghan women are now not in education, employment or training.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
Four years of Taliban rule: Totalitarianism behind the mask of religion and ethnicity
In this op-ed, Mohammad Afzali critiques the Taliban’s rule as a blend of religious totalitarianism and ethnic domination, examines its.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
Four years into Taliban rule, Daikundi girls barred From school turn to sewing for survival
Since then, they say, they have been waiting for the school gates to reopen.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
Bamiyan women describe four years of hardship under Taliban rule
While Ghafari says the workshop cannot heal the deep wounds of lost opportunities, it has given them a reason to.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
Women activists: Aug. 15 marks start of ‘systematic Taliban repression’
The movement cited widespread poverty, heavy taxes and strict social restrictions as factors turning life in Afghanistan into “an endless.
Taliban’s Fourth Year in Power
Young artist turns to painting to resist Taliban education ban, share voices through art
“In the face of these challenges, I chose art to escape the shadow of educational deprivation,” she said.