3 h. ago Afghanistan women’s cricket team to receive funding from the International Cricket Council

Afghanistan women’s cricket team to receive funding from the International Cricket Council  MSN

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50 h. ago Afghanistan’s Women Cricketers welcome financial support from ICC

Afghanistan’s women cricketers have expressed gratitude for the ICC’s financial support, offering hope for their professional careers abroad. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced financial support for Afghanistan women cricketers in exile, a move that was met with tears and joy. This decision, announced on Thursday, April 17, 2025, involves creating a dedicated fund […] The post Afghanistan’s Women Cricketers welcome financial support from ICC appeared first on Khaama Press.

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67 h. ago BCCI, ECB, CA to help fund ICC's plan to support Afghan women cricketers

BCCI, ECB, CA to help fund ICC's plan to support Afghan women cricketers  ESPNcricinfo

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69 h. ago Exiled Afghan women welcome funding pledge with hope and tears

Exiled Afghan women welcome funding pledge with hope and tears  The Straits Times

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4 d. ago ICC Forms Taskforce To Support Afghan Women Cricketers In Exile

ICC Forms Taskforce To Support Afghan Women Cricketers In Exile  افغانستان اینترنشنال

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4 d. ago Funding Set For Displaced Afghanistan Women Cricketers, But Questions Remain

Funding Set For Displaced Afghanistan Women Cricketers, But Questions Remain  Forbes

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5 d. ago Afghanistan’s women abroad at risk of expulsion due to Visa and Funding Cuts, warns Human Rights Expert

Afghanistan’s women studying abroad face expulsion risks as financial support and visas are cut, warns Dr. Ochab in Forbes. In a recent article published in Forbes, Dr. Ewelina U. Ochab, an international lawyer and advocate for human rights, highlighted the critical situation faced by Afghan women following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan. According to Ochab, […] The post Afghanistan’s women abroad at risk of expulsion due to Visa and Funding Cuts, warns Human Rights Expert appeared first on Khaama Press.

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5 d. ago ICC launches Fund to Support Afghanistan’s Women Cricketers in Exile

The ICC has launched a special fund to support Afghanistan’s exiled women cricketers, aiding their training, growth, and opportunities abroad. The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced a new initiative on April 13, 2025, to support Afghanistan’s women cricketers in exile. Due to the challenging political and security situation in Afghanistan, many of these athletes have […] The post ICC launches Fund to Support Afghanistan’s Women Cricketers in Exile appeared first on Khaama Press.

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5 d. ago Afghanistan women's team gets funding from the International Cricket Council

Afghanistan women's team gets funding from the International Cricket Council  The Independent

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9 d. ago Exiled Afghan journalists launch "Future Afghanistan" online media platform

Exiled Afghan journalists launch "Future Afghanistan" online media platform  IFEX

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3 w. ago Global: FIFA must recognize, support Afghan women’s team in exile

Global: FIFA must recognize, support Afghan women’s team in exile  Amnesty International

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4 w. ago Over 120 Afghan women studying in Qatar and Oman at risk of deportation due to USAID funding cuts

Over 120 Afghan women studying in Qatar and Oman face potential deportation to Afghanistan due to cuts in funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). As the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) cuts its funding, over 120 Afghan women studying in Qatar and Oman face the grim possibility of being deported back […] The post Over 120 Afghan women studying in Qatar and Oman at risk of deportation due to USAID funding cuts appeared first on Khaama Press.

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last month Afghan women studying in Oman were nearly forced to return to Afghanistan amid USAID funding cuts

Afghan women studying in Oman were nearly forced to return to Afghanistan amid USAID funding cuts  Women's Agenda

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