#taliban

#taliban

The Taliban's restrictions severely limit women's freedoms, education, and rights in Afghanistan, leading to loss of agency and societal contributions.

A British couple dedicated to education in Afghanistan was detained by the Taliban, raising concerns for their safety and well-being.

Afghan journalist Alia documented women's struggles during the Taliban's resurgence, highlighting the ongoing threat to media and personal freedoms in Afghanistan.

The Taliban's tax collector, Abdul Qahar Ghorbandi, faces the challenge of raising revenue in a struggling Afghan economy post-takeover.

The UK must show greater compassion by accepting more Afghan refugees fleeing Taliban oppression.

Afghanistan's cricket team represents a fight for identity and human rights, overshadowed by the Taliban's oppression.

Thousands of Afghan refugees, including vulnerable groups, remain unsettled and at risk as U.S. policy impacts their future.

The Taliban-affiliated group Jaish Al-Fursan carried out deadly twin suicide bombings at a military base in Bannu, Pakistan.