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After dozens of women and girls were abducted from public spaces under the Taliban's latest hijab crackdown, residents in Herat, Afghanistan, took to the streets in protest. They were met with gunfire, abductions, and an expanding campaign of...

“To endure, I keep dreaming, hoping that one day everything will return and, like before, we will regain our right to education and work.” This is said by Farishta Hosseini from Herat, a girl who was in the...

Reporter: Taranom Saba Over the past four years, the social and individual lives of Afghan women under Taliban rule have been subjected to unprecedented restrictions and pressures. The prohibition of education, employment, travel, and active participation in public...

ByRavi Zan Media Organization and The What If Project Abstract Since the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, the country has witnessed a severe rollback of women's rights, described by experts and human rights organizations...

In the initial days following their return to power and control over Afghanistan, the Taliban, much like during their previous rule in the 1990s, deprived women and girls of their most basic rights, such as education and employment,...

Last day, nearly a hundred organizations and institutions, in a joint open letter, demanded the release of Matiullah Wisa, the head of Rah Qalam Association and activist for children's education rights.

Hamid Karzai, the former president of the country, has considered India's success in sending a spacecraft to the surface of the moon as the result of that country's attention to women's education.

The German Foreign Minister, in a meeting with the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights for Afghanistan, emphasized the country's support for the rights of the Afghan people.

Sources in Ghazni province say that a young woman yesterday (Wednesday, 1 Sanblah) in Qarabagh area; The person from the fourth security area of Ghazni was shot dead.

Emirati billionaire Khalaf bin Ahmad Al Habtoor says that three female students from Afghanistan have arrived in Dubai today (Thursday, 2nd of Sableh).

Officials of the Taliban security command in Kabul confirmed the murder of Hora Sadat, a young female YouTuber in Kabul.

Pamlarana (Care) has said in a report that 80% of eligible girls in Afghanistan are deprived of education.