The students are among the 100 girls who, according to the organization, were stopped by the Taliban at the Kabul.

Richard Bennett said the situation for women and girls is dire, and catastrophic, and their rights have been more or.

The report is part of a series of thematic studies on current human rights issues of concern to the people.

The women were associated with the Afghanistan Women’s Unity and Solidarity Movement, a women’s movement advocating for the rights of.

OCHA's humanitarian coordinator for Afghanistan, Daniel Endres, expressed gratitude for the dedicated efforts of aid workers

King Amanullah Khan’s vision of educating all girls is in sharp contrast to the Taliban's exclusion of girls from the.

Media repression under the two-year rule of the Taliban in Afghanistan has escalated, according to a statement by the Committee.

UNAMA says "journalist Mortaza Behboudi and girls’ education advocate Matiullah Wesa, both previously detained this year, continue to be held.

Maryam's life has undergone profound changes in the past two years since the Taliban took over power in Afghanistan.