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Afghanistan: 33 people killed after heavy rains set off flash floods

Afghanistan: 33 people killed after heavy rains set off flash floods

Heavy flooding from seasonal rains in Afghanistan has claimed the lives of at least 33 people and injured 27 others in three days, VOA reported yesterday citing a Taliban spokesman. According to the official, flash floods hit the capital, Kabul,…
Surprising secrets disclosed regarding Taliban cooperation with Jaish al-Adl, Centcom

Surprising secrets disclosed regarding Taliban cooperation with Jaish al-Adl, Centcom

The United Nations Security Council has confirmed the cooperation of the Taliban with terrorist groups active in the region. A confidential document that has recently been made available to the Shia Waves also reveals the behind-the-scenes agreement between the American…
HRW presents evidence of violence against Afghan female athletes to UN

HRW presents evidence of violence against Afghan female athletes to UN

Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Thursday submitted a report on violence against Afghan women to the United Nations Special Rapporteur, Afghanistan International reported today. According to the article, the report also highlights violence against women in Mali and Haiti, exploitation…
On blessed Eid al-Fitr, Afghan school girls reiterate their calls for reopening education institutions

On blessed Eid al-Fitr, Afghan school girls reiterate their calls for reopening education institutions

A large number of girls deprived of education in Afghanistan have reiterated their demsnds to the de facto government, Taliban, to reopen educational institutions on the occasion of the blessed Eid al-Fitr. Shia Waves Agency quoted the Indian news agency…
Afghanistan ranks 178th in World Bank report for women’s economic participation

Afghanistan ranks 178th in World Bank report for women’s economic participation

The most recent report from the World Bank on the economic and business status of women has placed the women’s economic participation in Afghanistan at 178th position out of 190 countries, higher than countries such as Iran, Yemen, and Palestine.…
Afghanistan: Over 24,000 Herati families still homeless 6 months after earthquake, says UN

Afghanistan: Over 24,000 Herati families still homeless 6 months after earthquake, says UN

The United Nations Coordination Office for Humanitarian Assistance has announced that 24,800 Herati families impacted by the earthquake are residing in makeshift shelters like tents, reported Khaama Press. More details in the following report: In an article published yesterday, April…
George W. Bush Institute: Taliban should be designated as terrorist group

George W. Bush Institute: Taliban should be designated as terrorist group

The George W. Bush Institute has called on the international community, especially the United States, to designate the Taliban as a “terrorist group” due to their continued ties to “terrorist groups” and continued human rights violations in Afghanistan. The recent…
Afghan political activists to be publicly arrested as Taliban cracks down on opposition voices

Afghan political activists to be publicly arrested as Taliban cracks down on opposition voices

Following the implementation of extensive bans against political movements, the Ministry of Justice of the Taliban has declared any activity under the title of a political party illegal. The group, which canceled the directorate of political parties in the Ministry…
Mine blasts kill, injure 560 across Afghanistan in 2023

Mine blasts kill, injure 560 across Afghanistan in 2023

In 2023, 560 individuals lost their lives or were injured in mine explosions across Afghanistan, Khaama Press reported citing Afghan officials. It further detailed 174 individuals, including women and children, lost their lives due to mine explosions and unexploded ordnance.…
Explosive mines claim more than 40,000 Afghan lives in three decades, UNAMA says

Explosive mines claim more than 40,000 Afghan lives in three decades, UNAMA says

The United Nations Deputy Assistance Mission in Afghanistan has reported that over the past 35 years, 44,000 civilians, including children and women, have been victims of mine explosions and explosive materials, according to Khaama Press. UNAMA released a video on…
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