Taliban who banned women from public spaces say no one faces discrimination in Afghanistan
Australia, Canada, Germany and the Netherlands are set to start legal proceedings against the Taliban for violating a U.N.
New GOP-backed bill would ban aid to Afghanistan to avoid giving US dollars to the Taliban
A group of Republicans are introducing a new bill that would cease all aid dollars to Afghanistan over concerns of ...
Explained: The disastrous fallout of Taliban's suspension of polio vaccines in Afghanistan
Afghanistan is one of only two countries, alongside neighbouring Pakistan, where polio has continued to spread. So the news ...
A child bride won the right to divorce - now the Taliban say it doesn't count
Since then, the Taliban say they have looked at some 355,000 cases. Most were criminal cases - an estimated 40% are disputes ...
Afghanistan: Taliban impose new restrictions on media
Journalists in Afghanistan say there is little left of press freedom in their country after the Islamist hardline Taliban ...
Allied Countries Accuse Taliban of ‘Gross’ Violations of Women’s Rights
Germany, Australia, Canada and the Netherlands said they will take the Taliban to the U.N.’s highest court because of its ...
Taliban say it’s absurd to accuse them of gender discrimination
The Taliban say it's absurd to accuse them of gender discrimination and other human rights violations, as four countries vow ...
The Taliban To Be Taken Before The International Court Of Justice
On September Australia, Canada, Germany, and the Kingdom of the Netherlands announced that they had formally taken steps to ...
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I fled from the Taliban – now I’m helping educate young girls in Afghanistan
I left my life behind to move to the UK, now I'm trying to help those girls who are banned from going to school ...
Fears for US citizen held by Taliban amid reports he has been handed over to al-Qaeda
Mahmood Shah Habibi’s brother maintains he is with the Taliban and is urging the Biden administration to confirm his ...
Taliban dismiss discrimination accusations as 'absurd' despite banning women from public in Afghanistan
The Taliban have called accusations of gender discrimination "absurd" as four countries pledge to hold Afghanistan accountable for its treatment of women under international law.
Taliban say no one faces discrimination in Afghanistan
Australia, Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands plan legal action against the Taliban for violating women's rights in ...