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Pakistani NSA Paid Unannounced visit to Kabul
Heading a high-level governmental delegation, Pakistani NSA Moeed Yusuf Landed in Kabul Saturday morning to discuss various issues with the Taliban officials.
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UNSC Calls on Taliban to tackle Security, Economic concerns, Respect Women’s Equal Rights
The delegates in the Security Council stressed during the UNSC meeting on Afghanistan that now is the time for the Taliban to expand opportunity for the people of Afghanistan and demonstrate a real commitment to be a part of the…
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Ta-liban Prevent Women Holding Press Conference
Taliban members prevented the Spontaneous Movement of Women Activists from holding a press conference on the recent order of Taliban leader Mullah Hebatullah Akhundzadeh regarding women's rights in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan; Economic Crisis and Kabul’s Sluggish Garment Market
Following the recent political upheaval and the economic crisis that has gripped the country, the garment market has also stagnated, with clothing retailers saying their sales have fallen by up to 80 percent compared to the past
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Women Protest in Kabul over Elimination of Ministry of Women
Dozens of women gathered on Sunday in front of the Ministry of Women affairs in Kabul to protest the ministry dissolution
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Inclusive Government without Women is Meaningless: Women in Balkh
Dozens of women in northern Balkh province came to the streets in support of their rights to education, employment, and political participation, stressing that their rights must not be ignored
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Presence of Jafari Religious Scholars in Supreme Judicial Council ‘Essential’: Shia Ulema Council
Afghanistan’s Shia Ulema council called on the Taliban to form an inclusive government as soon as possible which must consider freedom of religion and sects. The council stressed that the problem of Afghanistan will not be resolved without establishing an…
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Afghan Women’s Views on US Peace Proposal
The Full text of the Afghanistan women’s perspective on US peace proposal, covering guiding principles for Afghanistan strength, transitional government of peace and political roadmap, permanent and comprehensive ceasefire as well as suggestions.
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In Taliban Regime, I could not Propose to the man I loved
Huda Khamosh says if the Taliban ruled the country, she would not be able to share her love on Facebook. “It is clear to everyone that when the Taliban had power, no woman can raise her voice or even leave…
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Wolesi Jirga Approves Mother’s name Inclusion in ID cards
Afghan House of Representatives (Wolesi Jirga) approved Wednesday the plan to insert mother’s name in national identity cards.
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