Sources: Taliban to bar Afghan girls from attending universities
Reliable sources say that the Taliban have decided not to allow Afghan girls to attend universities after the fall semester.
Reliable sources say that the Taliban have decided not to allow Afghan girls to attend universities after the fall semester.
Rohullah Azizi, Alia Azizi’s son, says that he cannot follow his mother's case due to the security threats, and have...
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A young girl hanged herself to death in La'l Wa Sarjangal district of western Ghor province on Thursday, November 3, a...
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