Zalmay Khalilzad, former US special envoy for Afghanistan, called Afghan deputy foreign minister Stanikzai's critique of the ban on women's education...
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The Taliban authorities that rule Afghanistan have imposed a severe interpretation of Islamic law on the population, heavily restricting all aspects of women's lives. The government claims it secures Afghan women's rights under Sharia law, but many of the edicts are not followed in the rest of the Islamic world and have been condemned by Muslim leaders.
Zalmay Khalilzad, former US special envoy for Afghanistan, called Afghan deputy foreign minister Stanikzai's critique of the ban on women's education...
By Ayaz Gul Taliban authorities in Afghanistan reportedly have agreed to allow female students to pursue higher education in Pakistan, provided...
Taliban official Sher Abbas Stanikzai calls for reversing restrictions on female education in Afghanistan, arguing it contradicts Islamic law and is a...
The Taliban rejected the ICC's arrest warrant request for two top officials, including Hibatullah Akhundzada, accusing the court of making baseless...
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) officials have urged investors to transfer their industries and capital to Afghanistan and contribute to their...
Germany is planning to deport a group of "convicted" Afghan nationals to Afghanistan for the second time since the re-establishment of the Islamic...
The International Conference on Girls’ Education in Muslim Societies concluded without the participation of the Taliban, emphasizing the importance...
The head of the TAPI gas project has stated that the pipeline installation has progressed six kilometers within Afghan territory. Local Taliban...
On International Education Day, the United Nations in Afghanistan urged the Taliban to lift the ban on education for millions of Afghan girls, calling...
Afghanistan have named their Champions Trophy squad amid calls for teams to boycott matches against them due to curbs on women's rights under the...