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UN human rights chief says plight of Afghans going???from bad to worse???
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (521+ words) The situation for millions of Afghans is deteriorating as human rights restrictions, poverty, forced returns and declining international assistance deepen the country’s crisis, UN human rights chief Volker Turk said, warning that the world is increasingly looking away. “Today, the…...
Ban on Afghan women entering UN offices marks one year
1+ week, 4+ hour ago (369+ words) One year has passed since Afghan women were barred from entering United Nations compounds across Afghanistan, a restriction UN Secretary-General António Guterres says is undermining the organization’s ability to deliver humanitarian assistance and other essential services. In a statement issued…...
UNAMA: 95% of victims of Afghanistan conflict interviewed report psychological harm
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1044+ words) Nearly all victims of Afghanistan’s armed conflict interviewed by the United Nations reported emotional or psychological harm, while many continue to struggle with physical injuries, financial losses and limited access to justice, according to a 182-page UNAMA report released Tuesday....
Taliban law bans protests, expands police powers
3+ week, 1+ day ago (359+ words) The Taliban’s Justice Ministry has published a new police law approved by Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada that bans all demonstrations in Afghanistan and grants their police broad powers, including the use of weapons and other forms of force. The law,…...
Crisis Group warns of growing unrest in northern Afghanistan
3+ week, 1+ day ago (578+ words) Northern Afghanistan is showing signs of growing unrest, with increased armed opposition, disputes among Taliban commanders and local grievances over poppy eradication and mining, the International Crisis Group said in a new analysis. The group pointed in particular to Badakhshan,…...
Man in Herat says Taliban sought payment to release his daughter
3+ week, 3+ day ago (521+ words) A resident of Herat told Amu TV that Taliban authorities demanded money and two guarantors for the release of her daughter who was detained in the city of Herat. He said that some women and girls remained in custody for…...
Two UNAMA staff released more than a week in Taliban detention in Herat
3+ week, 3+ day ago (201+ words) UNAMA confirmed to Amu on Thursday that two of its employees who were arrested by the Taliban in Herat province have been released after more than a week in detention. The mission said the two staff members appeared to be…...
Taliban take aim at opponents during Independence Day ceremony
3+ week, 4+ day ago (658+ words) Taliban officials used a ceremony marking Afghanistan’s 107th Independence Day on Wednesday to warn their opponents against challenging their rule, with their senior military and security officials saying their forces were capable of defeating attempts to destabilize the country. Fasihuddin Fitrat,…...
Canada: Afghanistan???s humanitarian, rights crises are worsening
4+ week, 1+ day ago (593+ words) Afghanistan’s humanitarian and human rights crises are worsening five years after the Taliban returned to power, Canadian officials said in a statement, warning that women and girls face systematic repression and that ethnic and religious minorities are subject to persecution....