Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty September 12, 2021 Women in Afghanistan will only be allowed to study in universities in gender-segregated classrooms and Islamic dress will be compulsory, a member of the new Taliban government has said. Abdul Baqi Haqqani laid out the new policies at a news conference in Kabul on September 12, several days
AND: This is a first-hand report from an asset on the ground in the Panjshir Valley in Afghanistan with whom AND Magazine is in contact. Taliban forces in the Panjshir Valley are rounding up all males 12 and over and taking them away. The individuals being taken are not being questioned. There is no indication
Tonight Taliban raided the home of Dr Fahima Rahmati, a civil society activist in #Kandahar province, and harassed her and her family. Fahima claimed that a Taliban member beat her and took her phone. pic.twitter.com/kz9Tk72MTw — Mamoon Durrani ☀️ مامون دُرانی (@MamoonDurrani) September 11, 2021 For those who are whitewashing the Taliban 👇#SHAME https://t.co/lQ4XW3lAuA —
The videos of mass killings of civilians in Panjsher by the Taliban are horrific, I watch few but due to graphic nature of the videos, I can't share it here. The world needs to stop the Taliban's mascara in Panjsher. #Afghanistan — Lina Rozbih (@LinaRozbih) September 11, 2021 I am not sorry for sharing the
Press TV September 11, 2021 Donald Trump has denounced US President Joe Biden’s hasty withdrawal of America’s military assets from Afghanistan, censuring the ‘ineptitude’ of the current administration in Washington that has “surrendered in defeat.” In a video message at the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the former president of the United States said
Business Insider: The Afghan healthcare system is on the verge of collapse. To make matters worse, Afghanistan’s acting health minister has told Insider that roughly one-third of all COVID-19 tests carried out on September 7 were positive. The country – which is struggling to get COVID-19 PCR tests – is facing the potential of a
Lisa Schlein VOA News September 11, 2021 GENEVA – The World Food Program warns acute hunger is deepening in Afghanistan and families are resorting to extreme measures to find something to eat and keep their children from starving. Randomized phone surveys carried out between August 21 and September 5 in all of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces
Jeff Seldin VOA News September 11, 2021 WASHINGTON – Twenty years after the al-Qaida terror group based in Afghanistan launched the Sept. 11 terror attacks against the United States, there are indications a new generation of terrorists is looking to call the country home. Seemingly encouraged by the Taliban takeover following the departure of U.S.
Ayesha Tanzeem VOA News September 11, 2021 ISLAMABAD – Twenty-four-year-old Tamana Zaryab Paryani is too young to remember the last Taliban rule, from 1996-2001, but she recalls the horror stories her mother told her. “My mother said Taliban were a terrorist group … it was a brutal time. They used to stone people to death,”