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33 Human Rights Groups Demand Taliban Leaders Be Prosecuted for ‘Crimes Against Humanity’ at UN General Assembly
Thirty-three organizations urge the UN to prosecute Taliban leaders for crimes against humanity and recognize gender apartheid against Afghan women.
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Japan Pledges Support for 60,000 Vulnerable People in Afghanistan
UNICEF reports Japan's new aid will provide water, sanitation, and child protection services to 60,000 vulnerable people in Afghanistan.
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UN Human Rights Council Meeting Focuses on Afghan Women’s Limited Access to Health Services
UN Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva focuses on Afghan women’s restricted access to health services under Taliban rule.
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UN Chief Guterres Condemns Widespread and Open Human Rights Violations Worldwide
UN Chief Antonio Guterres warns of open human rights violations worldwide and calls for global action against the misuse of…
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UN: Majority of Afghan Returnees in 2025 Lack Formal Education and Job Skills
UNHCR reports most Afghan returnees in 2025 lack education and job skills, facing challenges in reintegration and increased vulnerability in…
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UN Special Rapporteur Labels Taliban Policies Against Women As ‘Crimes Against Humanity’
UN Special Rapporteur warns Taliban's policies against Afghan women constitute 'crimes against humanity,' severely restricting rights and access to healthcare.



