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CSTO Security Meeting in Moscow to Focus on Afghanistan
CSTO meets in Moscow to discuss Afghanistan’s impact on Central Asia, along with energy, food and information security.
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Amnesty International in Belgium condemns Taliban restrictions on women
Amnesty International in Belgium condemns Taliban restrictions on Afghan women and girls and urges action against human rights abuses.
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FAO says new technologies have cut agricultural waste in Afghanistan
FAO says new farming technologies have reduced agricultural waste in Afghanistan and improved livelihoods for farming families.
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UN Refugee Chief Calls for Practical Action for Afghan Girls
UNHCR chief urges global action for Afghan girls and returnees as millions head back to Afghanistan amid poverty and restrictions.
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Taliban Punished 449 People Corporally in First Half of Year, Watchdog Says
Genocide Watch says Taliban corporal punishment, arbitrary arrests and abuses against women and minorities continue in Afghanistan.
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As International Day of the Girl is marked, Afghan girls face five years without education
UN agencies mark International Day of the Girl as Afghan girls remain barred from education for a fifth year.
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More Than 2.4 Million Girls in Afghanistan Denied Education, Reports Say
More than 2.4 million girls in Afghanistan are denied education under Taliban rule, with child marriage concerns also growing.
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UN envoy says rule of law in Afghanistan requires legitimate, accountable government
Afghanistan’s UN envoy says rule of law needs a legitimate, accountable government, and warns Taliban policies are harming rights.
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WHO says life crises are deepening mental stress among Afghans
WHO says life crises are increasing psychological stress among Afghans and calls for stronger mental health support.
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UN Agency Says Funding Shortages and Taliban Restrictions Have Plunged Afghan Education Into Crisis
OCHA says funding shortages and Taliban restrictions have pushed Afghanistan’s education system into crisis, with girls hit hardest.