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Taliban arrests prominent education campaigner who refused to back down
Afghanistan's Taliban regime arrested a well-known education campaigner this week for his work and for holding "meetings with ...
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Human Rights Situation Rapidly Deteriorating In Afghanistan: Amnesty Intl
Amnesty International has published a detailed report about the human rights situation in Afghanistan in the past two years, ...
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UN Rights Official Concerned Over Summary Executions Of POWs By Both Russia, Ukraine
The United Nations has expressed deep concerned over what it says were summary executions of prisoners of war (POWs) by both ...
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Taliban Leader Faces Blowback Over Girls’ School Ban—From His Own Movement
KABUL—A year ago, the Taliban’s supreme leader revived the Taliban’s signature policy from the 1990s and banned girls from attending secondary school. Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada is ...
Time10d
Taliban Militants Fed Up With Office Culture, Ready to Quiet Quit
Almost two years after the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan ... took over Kabul—many of whom arrived in the capital for the first time—were finding city life and their new roles.
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Taliban regain control of Afghanistan after 20 years
Taliban militias have seized Afghanistan's capital Kabul, while President Ashraf Ghani fled the country after swift military actions over the past week. The war in Afghanistan “is over,” a ...
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‘We have no choice and no voice’ Since the Taliban retook Afghanistan 18 months ago, women have been virtually erased from public life, as Sky News special correspondent ...
Safiya was meant to graduate the day the Taliban took ... to wear a hijab in public. Every aspect of life you can think of is severely restricted for the female Afghan. I first met Safiya ...
NBC News7d
Inspired by their mom, these sisters share the same dream. The Taliban shattered it for one of them.
Her mother was particularly sad for her, because her own dreams had been crushed after the Taliban instituted a ban on female education after it first came to power in 1996, she said. “ ...
Al Bawaba News13d
Did Taliban close only women library?
Rukhshana Media said citing Basim that the Taliban's strict rules forced the closure of the only library for women and run by women in Kabul. #Taliban is reportedly closed the only women library ...
Voice of America8d
Taliban Told to Avoid Nepotism
Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban leader in Afghanistan, has told Afghan officials to replace any relatives they have hired for government positions and avoid hiring relatives moving forward.
The Boston Globe12d
Banned by the Taliban, Afghan musicians play on in Cambridge
When Fahim first arrived in Boston, he had a dream of someday returning to Afghanistan to start a music school. The Taliban rule in Afghanistan means he must wait, but “no matter all of the ...
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WFIU/WTIU News is an independent newsroom rooted in public service. “Act Independently” is one of the basic creeds of journalism ethics, and we claim it proudly. The WFIU/WTIU News facilities ...

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