Ghor: A woman in Ghor province, in central Afghanistan, committed suicide before being stoned to death by the Taliban forces for running away from home, an episode showing the troubles fa ...
New York: Marking one year since Afghanistan’s de facto rulers decreed that girls should be excluded from high school, UN chief António Guterres has urged the Taliban to &ldq ...
Kabul: The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) urged on Sunday the Taliban-led (under UN sanctions for terrorist activities) Afghan government to allow high school education for ...
New York/Kabul: The United Nations authorities in Afghanistan have accused the Taliban authorities of intimidating and harassing its female staff working in the country, including detaini ...
Kabul: Taliban Education Minister Noorullah Munir has said people do not want their girls to attend school in the current situation.
Kabul: The Taliban administrators of Afghanistan have shut down a girl's school and sent the tearful students back home in Paktia province in the southeast region of the c ...
Kabul: The Taliban has refused to allow female students to leave the Afghan capital to go to study in Kazakhstan and Qatar, an informed source told Sputnik.
Zarina* is a young Afghan woman entrepreneur. Her drive for innovating, and passion for baking made her one of Afghanistan’s youngest entrepreneurs. Her business is still running, b ...
A year of Taliban rule in Afghanistan has led to a deterioration in the lives of women and girls, affecting all aspects of their human rights, three UN agencies reported on Monday.
- Taliban leaders suspend Sweden's activities in Afghan after Quran burning
- Taliban now bans women's beauty salons
- Afghanistan ranked as least positive country in world: Study
- Kabul residents complain about Taliban govt's slow passport distribution process
- UN calls on Taliban to end corporal punishment in Afghanistan
