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Category Archives: Human Rights

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Rashid Khan threatens BBL pullout after Australia postpones Afghanistan T20I series

19th April, 2024 · admin

Ariana: Afghanistan all-rounder Rashid Khan will reconsider participating in the 2025 edition of the Big Bash League (BBL), after Cricket Australia (CA) indefinitely postponed their three-match T20I series against Afghanistan, which was scheduled for August at a neutral venue.  CA later clarified that they made the call after consultations with the Australian government because of

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Posted in Afghan Sports News, Afghan Women, Australia-Afghanistan Relations, Human Rights | Tags: Rashid Khan |
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‘Invisible, Disappeared, Erased’: The Systematic Oppression of Afghan Women and Girls Since the Taliban Takeover

17th April, 2024 · admin

Ms. Magazine: In the Taliban’s Afghanistan, “bit by bit, all public spaces get closed off to women,” said Dr. Lauryn Oates of Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan. Click here to read more (external link). Related Afghan women become YouTubers as Taliban restrict work Afghan Women Turn to Entrepreneurship but Struggle to Access Capital

Posted in Afghan Women, Economic News, Human Rights, Taliban | Tags: Life under Taliban rule, Taliban war on women |
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Former Soldier Succumbs to Torture by Taliban in Balkh Province

7th April, 2024 · admin

8am: Local sources in Mazar-e Sharif, the capital of Balkh province, have reported the tragic demise of a former government soldier due to severe torture inflicted by the Taliban. On Sunday, April 7th, sources revealed that the deceased, identified as Ziaurrahman Ayazi, previously served as the chief of security for the third district in Mazar-e

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Posted in Human Rights, Taliban | Tags: Balkh, Detain and torture by Taliban, Faryab, Life under Taliban rule, Taliban Amnesty Violation |
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One Experience, Two Perspectives: Inside the Lives of Women in Taliban’s Detention Centers in Kabul

6th April, 2024 · admin

8am: This report features an interview with a girl who was arrested on charges of engaging in extramarital relationships and transferred to Kabul province’s detention center from the Pul-e Surkh area of Kabul. This girl recounts the bitter and horrifying experience of physical and psychological torture, suicide, forced marriages, the exploitation of girls as sexual

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Posted in Afghan Women, Ethnic Issues, Human Rights, Taliban | Tags: Ethnic descrimination, Life under Taliban rule, prisoners, Sexual Assault, Taliban Rapists, Taliban war on women |
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US Selective Outrage Over Use of Child Soldiers in Afghanistan

5th April, 2024 · admin

Michael Hughes: The US this week raised concerns at the UN about the recruitment and deployment of child soldiers in Afghanistan, a serious criminal activity the Taliban must cease and be held accountable for. However, officials in Washington often suffer from amnesia, forgetting that the U.S. government waived restrictions related to using children in combat

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Posted in Afghan Children, Human Rights, Opinion/Editorial, Taliban, US-Afghanistan Relations |
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Taliban sentence 3 Afghans to lengthy terms, flogging for political activism

5th April, 2024 · admin

Ayaz Gul VOA News April 4, 2024 ISLAMABAD — Afghanistan’s Islamist Taliban rulers Thursday sentenced two people to 15 years each for engaging in political activity, while a third person was flogged 30 times and jailed for similar charges. The de facto government in Kabul, yet to be formally recognized by the international community, has banned

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Posted in Crime and Punishment, Human Rights, Political News, Taliban | Tags: Freedom of Speech, Life under Taliban rule |
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UNAMA Deputy: Afghan migrant expulsion by neighbors violates international migration laws

2nd April, 2024 · admin

Khaama: The Special Representative of the United Nations in Afghanistan says that the forced expulsion of Afghan migrants by neighbouring countries is against international migration laws. This comes as, over the past year, the process of forced expulsion of Afghan migrants from neighbouring countries, especially Pakistan and Iran, has intensified, with hundreds of thousands of

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Posted in Human Rights, Iran-Afghanistan Relations, Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations, Refugees and Migrants, UN-Afghanistan Relations |
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Surge in Taliban Abductions: Girls and Ex-Soldiers Targeted

31st March, 2024 · admin

8am: Taliban continued their arbitrary arrests of women activists, former military personnel, journalists, and social media activists over the past week. Three protesting girls, who are sisters, and their brother were detained in Kabul. Meanwhile, members of this group forcibly took an underage girl from her home in Pasaband district, Ghor province, and married her

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Posted in Afghan Women, Human Rights, Taliban | Tags: Abduction, Life under Taliban rule, Taliban Amnesty Violation, Taliban Crime, Taliban war on women |
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Amnesty International Calls On Pakistan To Stop Expelling Afghan Girls And Women

29th March, 2024 · admin

By RFE/RL’s Radio Azadi March 28, 2024 Amnesty International has urged Pakistan to halt expelling hundreds of thousands of Afghan girls and women to neighboring Afghanistan. “The deportation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan will put women and girls at unique risk,” Amnesty’s South Asia Office wrote on X, formerly Twitter, on March 27. The global rights watchdog’s plea

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Posted in Afghan Women, Human Rights, Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations, Refugees and Migrants, Taliban | Tags: Taliban war on women |
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British whistleblower given 10-day deadline in Afghanistan war crimes case

27th March, 2024 · admin

Khaama: Johnny Mercer, the former Minister for Veterans Affairs in the UK government, who had previously acknowledged war crimes committed by soldiers of this country in Afghanistan, has been given a ten-day deadline to substantiate this claim. He will face imprisonment if he fails to provide the necessary names and information to the investigation team

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Posted in Britain-Afghanistan Relations, Civilian Injuries and Deaths, Human Rights | Tags: War Crime |
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