Taliban, Afghanistan
Taliban say it’s absurd to accuse them of gender discrimination
The Taliban said Thursday it was absurd to accuse them of gender discrimination and other human rights violations, as four countries vow to hold Afghanistan’s rulers accountable under international law for their treatment of women and girls.
Journalists in Afghanistan say there is little left of press freedom in their country after the Islamist hardline Taliban ...
Mahmood Shah Habibi’s brother maintains he is with the Taliban and is urging the Biden administration to confirm his ...
Twenty-six countries expressed on Thursday their support for a legal initiative to hold the Taliban accountable at the ...
A group of Republicans are introducing a new bill that would cease all aid dollars to Afghanistan over concerns of ...
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Australia and three more countries to take Taliban to International Court for gender discriminationAustralia and three further countries are taking Taliban-controlled Afghanistan to the International Court of Justice for ...
On Sept. 25, 2005, a Taliban-fired rocket-propelled grenade ripped into the helicopter, sending it spiraling to the ground ...
As the Taliban starts enforcing draconian new rules on women in Afghanistan, it has also begun to target a group that didn’t see tight restrictions on them coming: Afghan men. Women have faced ...
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Afghanistan's embassy in London closed on Friday after Taliban authorities cut ties with diplomatic missions set up by the ...
The Taliban say that Afghanistan's Embassy in Oman has reopened. It’s the latest sign of their growing inclusion among Gulf ...
The Taliban government in Afghanistan is seeking to join the BRICS economic bloc and has expressed interest in attending the ...
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