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UN Rapporteur Says Taliban Policies Against Women May Amount to Crimes
UN rights expert Richard Bennett says Taliban policies toward Afghan women and girls may amount to crimes against humanity.
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28 Detained After Taliban Raid on Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary
Taliban authorities detained 28 people after raiding the Khatam al-Nabiyyin seminary in Kabul, according to Tamadon TV.
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Taliban besieges Kabul seminary and orders evacuation
Taliban forces have besieged a Kabul Shiite seminary and ordered evacuation, amid wider pressure on Shiite-linked institutions.
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UN Refugee Agency Reaffirms Refugee Rights Amid Forced Deportations
UNHCR says refugee rights are human rights, as Afghan refugees face forced deportations and growing pressure in host countries.
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Afghanistan Excluded From US Famine Reports, Raising Food Aid Concerns
Afghanistan’s removal from US famine reports raises concerns over food insecurity tracking and aid planning as the crisis deepens.
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UNAMA Says All Sides in Afghanistan War Harmed Civilians
UNAMA says all sides in Afghanistan's war harmed civilians, based on a report drawn from victims' accounts and interviews.
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SCO Urges Inclusive Government in Afghanistan for Lasting Peace
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation says an inclusive government is the only way to achieve lasting peace in Afghanistan.
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US Withdrawal Anniversary Marks Collapse of Republic and Deepening Crisis in Afghanistan
Marking the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, this report examines the collapse of the republic and the country’s deepening crisis.
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Taliban Avoids Clear Answer on Girls’ Education Ban
The Taliban again avoided a clear answer on the ban on girls’ education in Afghanistan, leaving millions of students in…
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Taliban again delays reopening of girls’ schools above grade six
The Taliban has again delayed reopening girls' schools above grade six, leaving millions of Afghan girls out of education.