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The issue of girls’ education in Afghanistan remains a deeply contentious topic under the Taliban’s rule. In a rare display of emotion, Mohammad Nabi Omari, the Taliban’s Deputy Minister of Interior, was seen breaking down in tears while discussing the strict educational restrictions imposed by the Taliban leadership. In a speech delivered at the Aisha … Read more
The Taliban’s latest directive barring women from employment within nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) marks a new chapter in their efforts to enforce strict gender segregation in Afghanistan. This move comes amidst a backdrop of increasing restrictions on women’s freedoms, drawing global condemnation and raising concerns about the nation’s humanitarian crisis. A History of Restricting Women’s Roles … Read more
The Taliban’s latest directive underscores their continued efforts to impose stringent restrictions on women and their visibility in Afghan society. With the latest order, Afghanistan’s rulers have mandated windowless kitchens and similar measures to block areas used by women from public view, citing concerns about “obscene acts.” This development represents another stark reminder of the … Read more
The Taliban’s strict control over the lives of women and girls in Afghanistan has been widely criticized for its severity, and the latest decree from the group’s supreme leader has only further reinforced this harsh treatment. Recently, the Taliban announced a ban on the construction of windows in residential buildings that overlook areas where women … Read more
Afghan Taliban strike back at Pakistan, targeting border posts in response to December 24 airstrikes that killed 46. Tensions escalate over disputed Durand Line. The ongoing conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan intensifies with border skirmishes, disputed territories, and mutual allegations of cross-border militant activities. The Airstrikes That Sparked Retaliation On December 24, Pakistan launched airstrikes … Read more
In a significant development in international diplomacy, the Russian State Duma has taken the first step toward Remove Taliban from Terror List organizations. This decision marks a potential turning point in Russia’s relationship with Afghanistan under the Taliban-led government. The move has been welcomed by the Afghan caretaker government, signaling hope for enhanced bilateral relations … Read more
Kabul was once again plunged into chaos as a suicide bombing claimed the life of Khalil Haqqani, the Taliban’s refugee minister, in a devastating attack carried out by ISIS. This act of violence underscores the ongoing instability in Afghanistan and highlights the complex rivalries between extremist factions operating in the region. The Attack: A Tragic … Read more
The Taliban Ban Medical Education for Women in Afghanistan marks a profound setback for women’s rights and healthcare access. This policy, implemented on December 2, 2024, continues a troubling trend of restricting educational opportunities for women since the Taliban’s return to power in 2021. The ramifications of this decision are far-reaching, affecting not only the … Read more
Afghanistan will be represented at a UN climate summit for the first time since the Taliban took control in 2021, marking a new chapter in the country’s engagement with international environmental issues. Ranked as the sixth most vulnerable nation to climate change, Afghanistan’s participation at COP29 underscores the urgent need for climate action in a … Read more
In Afghanistan, where the Taliban re-established power in 2021, the situation for women has rapidly regressed as restrictive orders impose increasing limits on their freedoms. The latest decree bans women from reciting the Quran aloud, even in the presence of other women, illustrating the extent of the Taliban’s control over women’s religious practices. While the … Read more