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Rawaadari urges continued documentation of human rights abuses in Afghanistan
Rawaadari says thousands have been killed, injured or detained in Afghanistan since the Taliban returned to power.
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At least 56 countries call for immediate lifting of Taliban restrictions on women
At least 56 countries urge the Taliban to immediately lift restrictions on women and girls in Afghanistan.
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Rights abuses in Taliban-run Afghanistan have become systematic, Geneva report says
A Geneva report says human rights abuses under Taliban rule in Afghanistan have become systematic since 2021.
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UN Mission Says Taliban Restrictions Are a Major Barrier to Lasting Stability in Afghanistan
UNAMA says Taliban restrictions on women and girls are blocking lasting stability, reconstruction and international investment in Afghanistan.
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UN Security Council Says IS-K Remains Afghanistan’s Biggest Terrorist Threat
UN Security Council says IS-K remains Afghanistan's biggest terror threat, with activity also rising in Pakistan and new bases reported.
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OCHA criticises ongoing ban on girls’ education in Afghanistan
OCHA criticises Afghanistan's continued ban on girls' education, as UNESCO says 2.4 million girls are deprived of secondary schooling.
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AMSO says Taliban intensify pressure on Afghanistan’s media
AMSO says Taliban restrictions on Afghanistan's media have intensified, with intelligence monitoring, arrests and financial pressure on journalists.
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Payam Noor University to Open International Branch at Dogharoun Border Crossing
Iran's Payam Noor University plans an international branch at Dogharoun border crossing to attract Afghan students.
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Millions of Young Afghans Face Poverty, Joblessness and an Uncertain Future
Millions of young Afghans face poverty, unemployment and uncertainty as World Youth Day highlights their struggles and demands.
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Daikundi Becomes Afghanistan’s Second Open Defecation-Free Province After Bamiyan
UNICEF says Daikundi is Afghanistan’s second open defecation-free province after Bamiyan, improving sanitation access for 627,000 residents.