The Death of a Pregnant Woman in Herat; Lack of Medical Facilities Claims the Lives of Mothers The Death of a Pregnant Woman in Herat; Lack of Medical Facilities Claims the Lives of Mothers
1,149 Days of Forced Confinement and an Uncertain Future for Afghan Girls Under the Shadow of the Taliban 1,149 Days of Forced Confinement and an Uncertain Future for Afghan Girls Under the Shadow of the Taliban
Taliban's Two-Month Deadline for Television Broadcasters in Afghanistan Taliban’s Two-Month Deadline for Television Broadcasters in Afghanistan
Concerns Among Women Regarding Increasing Restrictions Following the Publication of the New Official Gazette in Afghanistan
Following the endorsement and publication of decrees by Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada in the official gazette and the regulations imposed on women, many women and girls in Afghanistan express that these have raised significant apprehensions, fearing they will face even greater in their social participation.Concerns Among Women Regarding Increasing Restrictions Following the Publication of the New Official Gazette in Afghanistan
Taliban Tortures a Resident of Nimroz Province
Local sources in Nimroz province reported that the intelligence agency of the Taliban has inflicted torture upon a resident of the province.
A Stoning Sentence Issued for a Woman in Balkh Province
This woman, a resident of the Arlat village in the Sholgara district of Balkh province, has reportedly been sentenced to stoning by the Taliban for alleged adultery, according to local sources.
Discovery of the Bodies of Five Afghans in Pakistan
The police of Balochistan province, Pakistan, announced the identification of five Afghan nationals who had been executed and were found hanging from a power pole.
The Imposition on People to Commemorate August 15; The Fall of the Previous Regime in Afghanistan
On the third anniversary of the Taliban's resurgence in the country, a commemoration took place in Mazar-e-Sharif, the capital of Balkh, under stringent security measures, attendedatorily by male employees of various government offices.
August 15, 2021, and the Account of Tabassum from the Bitter Days of the Collapse
Three years have passed since the fall of the regime and the ascendance of the Taliban in Afghanistan. During this period, the changes that transpired inflicted the most severe restrictions and challenges upon women and girls. Each Afghan woman and girl possesses distinct narratives and tales from the time the country's fall to the present day. Tabassum Hikmat, a university student, recounts her memories as follows:
The Three-Year Reign of the Taliban; The Continuation of Misogyny and the Resistance of Women
On August 15, 2021, the previous government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan fell to the Taliban. Since that day, a span of three years has elapsed, during which time, under the oppressive rule of this group, everything has been turned upside down. All achievements of the past two decades have been lost and obliterated, and women and girls have endured the darkest days of their lives within this period.
Women’s Protest Movement: The Taliban Have Imposed a Law of the Jungle in Afghanistan During Their Three Years of Rule
Several members of the women's protest movement known as the Independent Alliance of Protest Movements have described August 15th as the darkest and most toxic day in the history of Afghanistan.
Taliban Arrests a Former Military Personnel
Local sources in Bamyan reported that Taliban intelligence forces detained the previous head of security planning of Bamyan while he was travelling along the road to the Fooladi Valley, subsequently taking him to an unknown destination.
United Nations: 51% of Expelled Afghan Migrants from Pakistan Are Women
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reported that 51 of the Afghan migrants expelled from Pakistan are women. Between July 7 and August 13, 2024, a total of 953 individuals have returned from Pakistan to Afghanistan.