Ireland announces €4 million in humanitarian aid for Afghanistan
He called on the Taliban to reverse their exclusionary policies, adding that Ireland resolutely condemns the group’s actions.
Women's Day
Women's Day
UK reaffirms commitment to women’s rights in Afghanistan
“We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to educate girls, empower women, and end violence—today and every day,” the mission said in.
Women's Day
On Women’s Day, EU urges education for girls in Afghanistan
This year’s International Women’s Day, observed on March 8, carries the United Nations theme: “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights..
Women's Day
Amnesty: Taliban’s discrimination against women amounts to dehumanization
The Taliban have banned women and girls from education, employment, and public life, Amnesty said, adding that even their voices.
Women's Day
UNESCO calls for restoration of Afghan women’s rights
“UNESCO gives voice to Afghan girls and women and calls for their rights to be restored,” the agency said in.
Women's Day
UNAMA urges Taliban to lift restrictions on women, girls
In a statement marking International Women’s Day, UNAMA urged member states to take action, amplify Afghan women’s voices, and invest.
Women's Day
March 8 marks International Women’s Day amid calls for equality
In Afghanistan, however, women mark the day under some of the world’s most oppressive restrictions.
Two Years Since Fall of Republic
Special show: The fall of last republic in Afghanistan
In this program, host Mutalib Feraji discusses the fall of the last republic in Afghanistan and other relevant matters.
Two Years Since Fall of Republic
Assessing human rights situation under two years of Taliban rule
Over the past two years, Taliban has publicly flogged hundreds of people who were charged with various crimes.
Mawj, Two Years Since Fall of Republic
MAWJ: Interview with Mohammad Mohaqiq on fall of Kabul
In this program, host Nazia Hashimyar interviews Mohamamd Mohaqiq, the leader of National Islamic Unity Party of Afghanistan about the.