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Taliban’s Morality Police Acts More as Intelligence Agency Amid Rising Public Discontent
The Taliban's morality police acts as an intelligence agency, fueling public discontent as controlled protests rise amid growing unrest in…
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Amnesty International Condemns Arrest of Women in Herat Over Taliban Dress Code
Amnesty International condemns the arrest of women in Herat over Taliban dress code and urges global action to end repression…
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UNAMA: 3.8 Million Girls Deprived of Education in Afghanistan
UNAMA reports 3.8 million Afghan girls are denied education amid economic crisis and calls for lifting restrictions on women's rights…
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UN Special Rapporteur Calls Taliban’s Detention of Women in Herat ‘Illegal’ and Demands Immediate Release
UN Special Rapporteur Richard Bennett condemns Taliban's illegal detention of women in Herat over dress code violations, demanding their immediate…
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Midwives Play Crucial Role in Reducing Maternal Deaths in Badghis, Afghanistan
UNFPA highlights how midwives in Badghis, Afghanistan, significantly reduce maternal and newborn deaths by providing essential healthcare in remote areas.
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Luxembourg Donates €300,000 to Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund
Luxembourg donates €300,000 to the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund to support urgent relief efforts amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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UN Report: Restrictions on Women Threaten Sustainability of Afghanistan Aid Projects
UN report warns Taliban restrictions on women and weak local capacity threaten sustainability of Afghanistan's aid projects improving livelihoods from…
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Taliban Authorities Detain Women in Herat for Not Wearing Chadors
Taliban authorities detain many women in Herat for not wearing chadors under a new compulsory hijab order, raising fears and…
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Taliban Warns of Arrests for Women Violating Dress Code in Herat
Taliban warns women in Herat of arrest for not following dress code, raising concerns over personal freedoms and women's rights…
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Shanghai Cooperation Organization Considers Reviving Afghanistan Contact Group
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization is considering reviving its Afghanistan Contact Group after four years, focusing on regional security and cooperation.