Bamyan stands as a living testament to the atrocities committed by these malevolent individuals, a legacy that our people ...
My sister Malala called me from Afghanistan: “Mom is in the final days of her life and wishes to see you and the rest of the ...
Teenage Afghan girls have told the BBC they feel "mentally dead" as the Taliban's ban on their education prevents them from ...
The Taliban carried out a double public execution at a stadium in Ghazni city in southeastern Afghanistan on 22 February, as ...
The Taliban in Afghanistan have announced plans to restrict or completely block access to Facebook, a move condemned by ...
Responding to the double public executions by the Taliban yesterday, Livia Saccardi, Amnesty International’s interim Deputy Regional Director for South Asia, said: “We oppose all executions as a ...
The Taliban’s announcement that it is resuming publicly stoning women to death has been enabled by the international ...
The Taliban in Afghanistan have announced plans to restrict or completely block access to Facebook, a move condemned by rights activists. The Taliban’s acting minister of telecommunications and ...
BAMIYAN, Afghanistan -- For centuries they have gazed benevolently from their mountain homes as wars raged across the Afghan plains. But now the two massive Buddha statues could themselves become ...
The Taliban’s announcement that it is resuming publicly stoning women to death has been enabled by the international community’s silence, human rights groups have said. Safia Arefi, a lawyer and head ...
Teenage Afghan girls have told the BBC they feel "mentally dead" as the Taliban's ban on their education prevents them from returning to school once again. More than 900 days have now passed since ...
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