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Human Rights Groups Condemn Taliban’s Marriage Regulations for Formalizing Child Marriages
Human rights groups condemn Taliban’s marriage code for legalizing child marriage and restricting women’s rights in Afghanistan.
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Taliban’s Targeted Soft Purge Against Shia Community Intensifies in Afghanistan
The Taliban's systematic crackdown on Afghanistan's Shia community intensifies with arrests, beatings, and restrictions on religious practices ahead of Muharram.
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UNESCO Expands Food Skills Training for Afghan Youth to Boost Food Security
UNESCO's SDL program teaches food processing and literacy to Afghan youth, enhancing local food security and sustainable livelihoods with World…
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Afghanistan on the Brink of Malnutrition Crisis; Five Million Mothers and Children Urgently Need Aid
WFP warns nearly five million Afghan mothers and children face malnutrition amid economic crisis and aid shortages, with 45% of…
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Taliban Reports Forced Return of 5,656 Afghan Migrants in One Day
Taliban reports the forced return of 5,656 Afghan migrants in one day amid worsening humanitarian challenges and lack of support…
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UN World Food Programme Warns of Worsening Hunger Crisis in Afghanistan
The UN World Food Programme warns of a severe hunger crisis in Afghanistan due to border closures, natural disasters, and…
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Kabul and Tehran Discuss 500 kV Power Transmission Line and Renewable Energy Cooperation
Kabul and Tehran discuss a 500 kV power line project, renewable energy collaboration, and investment opportunities to boost regional electricity…
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UN Reports Taliban Restrictions on Women Severely Weaken Afghanistan’s Economy
UN report highlights how Taliban restrictions on women have severely weakened Afghanistan’s economy, increasing poverty and food insecurity.
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Russian Ambassador Urges Taliban to Respect Girls’ Right to Education in Afghanistan
Russia’s ambassador to Pakistan urges the Taliban to respect girls' right to education, highlighting it as essential for Afghanistan's development…
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Taliban’s New Land Law Raises Fears of Fresh Wave of Seizures
The Taliban’s new land law enables confiscation of lands deemed “Emiri,” raising concerns about ownership rights and transparent pricing.