3 d. ago Photos Of Women On Afghan ID Cards Optional, Says Taliban | Afghanistan International

Photos Of Women On Afghan ID Cards Optional, Says Taliban | Afghanistan International  افغانستان اینترنشنال

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3 d. ago Fourth Anniversary of the Last U.S. Troops’ Withdrawal from Afghanistan

Four years after U.S. forces withdrew, Afghanistan faces worsening poverty, restricted education for women, and declining aid, as the Taliban consolidate power amid international concern and instability. Four years ago, on August 30, 2021, the complete withdrawal of U.S. forces marked the end of America’s longest war in Afghanistan, and the Taliban regained control of […] The post Fourth Anniversary of the Last U.S. Troops’ Withdrawal from Afghanistan appeared first on Khaama Press.

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4 d. ago Afghanistan Women Face Arrest Risk as Taliban Shut Down Secret Beauty Salons

Afghanistan Women Face Arrest Risk as Taliban Shut Down Secret Beauty Salons  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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4 d. ago When the Lights Went Out: Afghanistan’s Women and the Cost of Withdrawal

When the Lights Went Out: Afghanistan’s Women and the Cost of Withdrawal  Independent Women's Forum

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4 d. ago From Crisis to Care: How Digital Tools Could Support Women’s Reproductive Health in Afghanistan?

From Crisis to Care: How Digital Tools Could Support Women’s Reproductive Health in Afghanistan?  KabulNow

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5 d. ago Press briefing by UN Women on the new Afghanistan Gender Alert

Press briefing by UN Women on the new Afghanistan Gender Alert  UN Women

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5 d. ago Gender alert: Four years of Taliban rule: Afghan women resist as restrictions tighten

Gender alert: Four years of Taliban rule: Afghan women resist as restrictions tighten  ReliefWeb

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6 d. ago WFP: Women of Afghanistan Shoulder the Greatest Burdens in Times of Crisis

WFP: Women of Afghanistan Shoulder the Greatest Burdens in Times of Crisis  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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6 d. ago WFP: Women in Afghanistan Bear Greatest Burden During Crises

WFP: Women in Afghanistan Bear Greatest Burden During Crises  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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6 d. ago UN Women: Four Years On, Taliban Continue to Deny Rights to Women in Afghanistan

UN Women: Four Years On, Taliban Continue to Deny Rights to Women in Afghanistan  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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6 d. ago Drone Strikes in Nangarhar and Khost Kill and Injure 13 Afghan Civilians

At least 13 civilians, including children and women, were killed or injured in overnight drone strikes in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar and Khost provinces, intensifying regional tensions. At least five civilians, including four children and a woman, were injured when a drone strike hit a residential home in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province, local officials confirmed Thursday. The attack […] The post Drone Strikes in Nangarhar and Khost Kill and Injure 13 Afghan Civilians appeared first on Khaama Press.

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7 d. ago UN: Afghanistan Faces World’s Most Severe Women’s Rights Crisis

UN: Afghanistan Faces World’s Most Severe Women’s Rights Crisis  8am.media

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8 d. ago WHO Receives $6.3 Million to Support Afghanistan’s Struggling Health System

The World Health Organization has received $6.3 million to support Afghanistan’s struggling health system, funding 42 clinics, 15 mobile health teams, and essential services for women and children. The World Health Organization (WHO) in Afghanistan has secured over $6.3 million in humanitarian aid to bolster the country’s fragile health infrastructure. This funding comprises $4.98 million […] The post WHO Receives $6.3 Million to Support Afghanistan’s Struggling Health System appeared first on Khaama Press.

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8 d. ago In Taliban Afghanistan, Women Endure Double Brutality: State Oppression and Rising Domestic Abuse

In Taliban Afghanistan, Women Endure Double Brutality: State Oppression and Rising Domestic Abuse  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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8 d. ago IFJBlog: Silenced but Unbroken: The Struggle of Women Journalists in Taliban

IFJBlog: Silenced but Unbroken: The Struggle of Women Journalists in Taliban-Controlled Afghanistan  International Federation of Journalists - IFJ

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1 week ago Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry: Islamabad Meeting Not Official, No Cause for Concern

Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry clarified that the Islamabad meeting was informal and carried no official status, stressing there is no cause for concern over its implications. Pakistan’s Foreign Office has confirmed the upcoming oppostion conference in Islamabad, calling it an “open event.” Foreign Office spokesperson Shafaqat Ali clarified during a press briefing that the government is […] The post Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry: Islamabad Meeting Not Official, No Cause for Concern appeared first on Khaama Press.

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1 week ago ‘I’m Afraid:’ What U.S. Aid Cuts Mean for the Women of Afghanistan

‘I’m Afraid:’ What U.S. Aid Cuts Mean for the Women of Afghanistan  Time Magazine

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2 w. ago Instagram vs Reality: How travel influencers are selling Afghanistan’s beauty while Taliban erases women...

Instagram vs Reality: How travel influencers are selling Afghanistan’s beauty while Taliban erases women...  Moneycontrol

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2 w. ago The Republic’s Fall and Women’s Erasure from Government: Why Afghanistan Needs Female Representation

The Republic’s Fall and Women’s Erasure from Government: Why Afghanistan Needs Female Representation  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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2 w. ago In Afghanistan, the Taliban targets women and religious minorities

In Afghanistan, the Taliban targets women and religious minorities  The Catholic Thing

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