Taliban suspends all political programs on privately-owned TV stations
The Taliban has issued a verbal order instructing all private television stations in Afghanistan to cease airing political programs, according to local sources.
Read moreThe Taliban has issued a verbal order instructing all private television stations in Afghanistan to cease airing political programs, according to local sources.
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Read moreThe absence of legal or structural mechanisms to protect victims contributes to this, as well as a collective mindset that often holds the victim – especially a woman – responsible in cases of sexually-charged abuse.
The influential New York Times newspaper recently published a lengthy profile of Sirajuddin Haqqani, the head of a Taliban faction responsible for some of the most barbaric attacks on Afghan civilians.
Social media platforms like TikTok, X (formerly twitter), and Facebook, which are wildly popular among young Afghans, have become the latest battleground for the Taliban’s propaganda machine
After three months of unjust imprisonment by the Taliban, Mahsa* faced her most cruel test yet - her father’s shame. He did not believe she was innocent.
Cast out from two marriages for only giving birth to daughters, Mahparwar* lives with four of her six children live in a modest, cold house with minimal access to basic amenities.
Authorities in Iran are failing to pursue justice for an Afghan refugee, who was allegedly raped at knifepoint and threatened by a man known to her, because of her visa status.
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