Zahra Joya, chief editor, and founder of Rukhshana Media, is among Time Magazine’s women of the year
Zahra Joya fled Kabul after the Taliban’s takeover of her country. She was airlifted to the United Kingdom.
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An alliance of international rights organizations to monitor human rights violations in Afghanistan
Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and several other international rights organizations are members of the consortium.
About 2000 Afghans fled to Poland from Ukraine
Around 2000 Afghans have entered Poland since the beginning of the Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Tahir Qadiry, Afghanistan ambassador in...
Taliban ban Afghan women from traveling outside without a male companion
“Women cannot travel abroad alone without legal excuse,” Bakhtar, a state-owned news agency, quoted Mujahid.
Indoor protesters demand the release of women activists
Half a dozen female activists held an indoor protest in a house in northern Afghanistan, demanding the release of several...
Half of vaccinated Afghans are women
World Health Organization has announced that half of the Covid19 vaccine recipients are women in Afghanistan.
Eight vaccination workers were killed in northern Afghanistan
Eight health workers, who worked for a polio vaccination campaign, were shot dead by an unknown in northern Afghanistan
A man and a woman was lashed for adultery in Ghor
Taliban lashed a man and a woman for adultery in central Ghor province, local Taliban officials said.
Afghan women call on the Taliban to release detained activists
Taliban’s interior ministry published a video of the detained women, apparently forcing them to confess they were supported and paid...
A man was lashed in public in Uruzgan
A 25-year-old man was flogged by the Taliban publicly after he was charged with adultery in southern Uruzgan province on...
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