Taliban, Afghanistan
UN Says Taliban Detained Journalists Over 250 Times in Afghanistan Since Takeover
(Reuters) - The United Nations' mission to Afghanistan said on Tuesday the ruling Taliban had arbitrarily detained journalists 256 times since their takeover three years ago, and urged authorities there to protect the media.
An education ministry officer rubbishes the claim amid the public backlash against a visit from Afghan officials earlier this ...
The bill has been presented to the state Duma in a move reflecting strengthening ties between the two nations.
Searching to ease its isolation on the international stage, Russia is now turning to the Taliban with an offer to remove its ...
Sergei Shoigu, the secretary of Russia's powerful Security Council, told Afghanistan's Taliban leaders on Monday that Moscow ...
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas), the outgoing chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said Secretary of State Antony ...
Moby Group Chief Executive Saad Mohseni discusses the role of women in Afghanistan under the Taliban’s rule. “The situation ...
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) published a report on Tuesday highlighting the worsening condition of press freedom in Afghanistan, with journalists encountering ...
Since the Taliban took power in August 2021, they have largely destroyed Afghanistan’s media landscape, creating such a ...
Trump’s first administration signed a deal with the Taliban. With the group now in de facto control of the country, how will ...
The Taliban has banned women in Afghanistan from hearing each other’s voices in what experts say is its latest step toward erasing “women entirely from public life and society”. The country ...
Since taking power in August 2021, the Taliban have imposed ever-more extreme restrictions on human rights. The rights of ...
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