Increasing number of female university students defer their studies after Taliban takeover (3)
Najiba stood outside Kabul University's student affairs department, her brother by her side, waiting for her turn among around a...
Read moreNajiba stood outside Kabul University's student affairs department, her brother by her side, waiting for her turn among around a...
Read moreWhen the fighting between the Taliban and Mawlawi Mahdi began around two weeks ago, thousands of Balkhab residents were displaced,...
Read moreFemale university students say they face physical violence, threats, harassment, humiliation and psychological violence every day in the campuses and...
Read moreSince they returned to power last August, the Taliban have imposed numerous restrictive regulations on women, making Afghanistan the most...
Read moreTwenty-three dead civilians have so far been identified, and the bodies of 29 others, who have been found or buried...
Read moreRita’s life has always been difficult. During her childhood, she weaved carpet at home for half of a day, and...
All nine women-owned and women-run restaurants and coffee shops have been closed in central Bamyan province following the Taliban’s return...
Read moreThe Taliban have detained at least 1,247 Afghans including 188 women for political reasons since they took power last August,...
Read moreSources have told Rukhshana Media that two prominent Taliban officials in southern Afghanistan have married women less than half their...
Read moreRezai was wounded in the leg and chest, and Abbasi in the right leg. They both live in constant fear...
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