One year since the Taliban’s closure of universities to women, many Afghan students have turned to online and clandestine classes,.

Medical experts warn that symptoms like insomnia, anxiety, and rapid heartbeat are significant indicators of mental illness and could lead.

Despite Parsi's release, at least two other activists, Manizha Seddiqi and Parisa Azada, remain in Taliban custody, according to latest.

Parsi was apprehended by the Taliban on September 27 from the Fathullah area in downtown Kabul.

International human rights organizations reveal that fellow activists Zhulia Parsi, Manizha Sediqi, and Parisa Azada are currently held in Taliban.

The meeting aimed to discuss and address concerns raised by women activists regarding Feridun Sinirlioglu's assessment report.

In a ceremony attended by Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo in Tampere, the organization's representative, Mahbouba Seraj, was presented with.

These women, known for their advocacy for women's rights, were reportedly arrested for exercising their rights to freedom of expression,.

UNAMA says four women's rights activists have been apprehended by the Taliban in Kabul since September 19.

HRW emphasizes that there are many more unnamed activists facing similar fates.