Kabul: Thousands of women participated in Kabul city of Afghanistan on Thursday over the Taliban administration's decision to ban female students from attending universities.
Kabul: Afghan authorities have stopped letting female students attend universities following the decision of the Taliban (sanctioned by the UN for terrorism) to suspend higher education f ...
Kabul: The Taliban administrators of Afghanistan have banned women from going to universities.
New York: The resumption of public floggings and executions in Afghanistan must stop immediately, a group of independent UN human rights experts said on Friday in an appeal to the ruling ...
New York: What is believed to be the first public execution in Afghanistan since the Taliban seized power last year, drew criticism from the UN human rights office, OHCHR on Wednesday. Sp ...
Kabul: The Taliban ruled Afghanistan government has conducted the first public execution since coming to power in the country last year.
Kabul: The Taliban administration of Afghanistan has defended banning FM radio broadcasts from two U.S.-funded news media, including the Voice of America (VOA), in Afghanistan, by allegin ...
New York: The latest actions by Taliban de facto authorities targeting women and girls “should be investigated as gender persecution” eleven UN-appointed independent human rig ...
Kabul: Afghan daily members are selling off their belongings in order to meet their ends as the country is struggling amid Taliban rule.
- Afghanistan: Women protest in Kabul to demand for education, work
- Female employment levels in Afghanistan have fallen steeply since Taliban administration took over in 2021: ILO
- Afghanistan: Women students demonstrate outside Kabul University as males return to classrooms
- Afghanistan: Taliban administrators flog 11 people, including women, in Faizabad
- Afghanistan: Taliban bars women from taking university entrance examinations
