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Ninety-Six Percent of Afghan Women Oppose the Recognition of the Taliban Ninety-Six Percent of Afghan Women Oppose the Recognition of the Taliban
A University Professor in Kabul Arrested A University Professor in Kabul Arrested
A New Wave of Discrimination Against Afghan Migrants in Iran A New Wave of Discrimination Against Afghan Migrants in Iran
Concerns Regarding the Arrest of a Media Activist in the Country
The Afghanistan Journalists Center has announced that, two days after the arrest of Sayed Rahim Saeedi, the head of a YouTube channel in Kabul, there is still no information available regarding his fate.
The Decline of Youth Interest in University Entrance Examinations
With the gender-specific focus of the higher education system and evaluation of teaching methodologies, fewer boys are inclined to participate in university entrance examinations.
From the Announcement of the Entrance Exam Results to the Reg Over Girls’ Participation in the Examination
With the announcement of the 2024 academic year entrance exam results, several girls who have been deprived of education have expressed their criticism regarding the absence of female candidates in the examination. They assert that, alongside their male counterparts, opportunities for education and training must be made available to girls, enabling them to contribute effectively and actively to society as equal members.
Young Man Loses His Life due Taliban Torture in Herat
According to local sources in Herat Province, a relative of the former local police commander in the Pasun Zarghun district was apprehended by Taliban members and subsequently disappeared.
The Documentation of Nearly 90 Instances of Mistreatment towards Media Activists in the Country Persists
The Afghan Journalists Center reports an escalation of pressure on private media outlets. The report indicates that in the first half of this fiscal year, media officials received 60 notices and warnings from Taliban-associated authorities, while 29 media personnel endured temporary detentions.
The Taliban assault on mourners during Muharram in Balkh
Last midnight, fighters of the group simultaneously raided Husseiniyas in the second, third and ninth districts of Mazar-e-Sharif, disrupting mourning ceremonies in these places by removing reverences for the month of Muharram.
The compulsory return of 57% of Afghan migrants from Pakistan.
The statistics from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees show that more than 57% of the total Afghan immigrants returned from Pakistan were forced, while over 42% of them were voluntary.
Anticipation of Afghan Girls for their Return to Classrooms
More than a year has passed since the closing of university gates to female students in Afghanistan. A large number of these aspiring scholars have been concerned about their future and have been urged to consider their educational fate and reopen the university gates.
Richard Bennett’s Urges to Support Afghan Female Athletes
Richard Bennett, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights for Afghanistan has called on both domestic and international entities to support Afghan female athletes.
Home Confinement of Girls and the 1022 Days of Waiting to Return to Classrooms Passed in Afghanistan
It has been 1022 days since girls' education institutions have been closed in Afghanistan, and so far, there is no information available on what the educational fate of female students will be and whether the school gates will reopen in the future or not.
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