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UN rights chief urges Taliban to respect women’s rights

  • Women face hunger, domestic violence, unemployment, curbs on movement and dress, and lack of access to education
  • “Their future will be even darker, unless something changes, quickly," said the UN human rights chief

‘Stop interfering in Afghanistan’, says Taliban leader in rare appearance

By AFP ·
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Taliban meet tribal leaders, minority reps in first loya jirga since takeover

By MODASER ISLAMI ·

Taliban and US officials to meet amid quake relief efforts

By AP ·

Concerns grow in US over Taliban’s treatment of Afghan women and minorities

By ALI YOUNES ·

Rights group demands Taliban release 2 Afghan journalists, investigate assault

By Arab News ·

Taliban release several British citizens held in Afghanistan

By AP ·

One killed, several wounded in Afghan mosque bombing: police

By AFP ·

Former Afghan minister returns to Kabul at Taliban invitation

By Reuters ·

World must tell Taliban it’s going in wrong direction, says German foreign minister

By Reuters ·

Security concerns leave Afghan evacuees stuck in Balkan camp

By AP ·
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Indian officials in Kabul for first meeting with Taliban since US pullout

By Sanjay Kumar ·

Afghan women demand education and work at Kabul protest

By AFP ·

UN rights envoy says Taliban must reverse restrictions on Afghan women

By Reuters ·

Blasts in Kabul mosque, north Afghanistan, kill at least 14

By AP ·
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Women TV presenters defy Taliban order to cover faces on air

By AFP ·

Afghanistan’s Taliban mediate cease-fire between Pakistan, local militants

By Reuters ·

US-Taliban deal biggest factor in collapse of Afghan forces, watchdog says

By Reuters ·

EU says Taliban ‘not listening’ to Afghans with girls’ school ban

By AFP ·

Many Afghan women pushing back against Taliban orders to cover up

By Reuters ·

Afghan women defend right to drive as Taliban curb licenses

By AFP ·

Afghan leader hails ‘security’ in rare appearance to mark Eid Al-Fitr

By AFP ·

Blast kills more than 50 at Kabul mosque, its leader says

By Reuters ·

At least nine killed by bomb blasts on minibuses in Afghan city

By AFP ·
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Afghan Donald Trump escapes death while fleeing Taliban, finds sanctuary abroad

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Opinion

Zahid Hussain
No recognition of the regime without Taliban showing reforms
Author
Umar Karim
Taliban’s hyper-nationalism is complicating ties with Afghanistan’s neighbours
Author
Abdul Basit Khan
Border skirmishes with Pakistan and the Taliban’s fraternal ties with TTP
Author
Ishtiaq Ahmad
Relations between Tehran and Taliban face uncertain future
Author
Abdul Basit Khan
The enduring and persistent nature of terrorism in Pakistan
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