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Water Levels Rise Significantly in Three Major Afghan Dams Following Recent Rainfall
Water levels in three key Afghan dams rise significantly after recent rains, offering new hope for irrigation and food security…
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FAO Warns of Increased Flash Flood Risk Amid Ongoing Heavy Rains in Afghanistan
FAO warns ongoing heavy rains in Afghanistan increase flash flood risks, urging preparedness while noting benefits for agriculture and soil…
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Four Primary Health Centers Opened in Khost with UN Funding
Four primary health centers have opened in Khost with UN funding, focusing on maternal and child healthcare for thousands of…
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Human Rights Foundation Condemns Pakistani Mortar Attacks on Civilian Homes in Paktika and Khost as War Crimes
International Human Rights Foundation condemns Pakistani mortar attacks on Paktika and Khost civilians as war crimes, urging immediate cessation and…
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Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim Sets Conditions for Recognizing Taliban: Justice and Women’s Rights
Malaysia's PM Anwar Ibrahim ties recognition of Taliban to justice, women's and minority rights, amid warming Kuala Lumpur-Kabul relations.
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US Publication: Women’s Oppression in Afghanistan Has Global Consequences
An American report reveals that the oppression of women in Afghanistan impacts global democracy, security, and human rights, urging international…
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Nabil: Afghan Men Have Distanced Themselves from Defending Women’s Rights
Former national security chief Rahmatullah Nabil says many Afghan men have distanced themselves from defending women's rights amid Taliban restrictions.
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Herat Traders Donate 15 Million Afghanis to Support War Victims in Iran
Herat traders donate 15 million Afghanis through the Chamber of Commerce to support families affected by recent US and Israeli…
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European Court Rules Deportation of Afghan Migrant from Sweden Violates Human Rights
European Court of Human Rights rules that deporting an Afghan migrant from Sweden risks violating human rights due to personal…
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Amnesty International Urges Taliban to Reopen Education for Women and Girls in Afghanistan
Amnesty International urges the Taliban to reopen schools and universities for girls and women in Afghanistan, condemning ongoing educational restrictions.