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Taliban bans, restricts media operations in 2 Afghanistan provinces

Taliban bans, restricts media operations in 2 Afghanistan provinces

On Tuesday, February 21, Taliban officials, in a meeting with journalists in the southern province of Helmand, announced a ban on all media outlets—including Taliban-run Radio Television of Helmand and Bakhtar News Agency —preparing and distributing photos and videos, according…
Scientific courses for Afghan school students launched in cooperation with Mesbah Al-Hussein Foundation

Scientific courses for Afghan school students launched in cooperation with Mesbah Al-Hussein Foundation

The Imam Ali Center for Scientific Development in Herat city of Afghanistan, has organized intensive scientific courses for school students. The initiative launched in cooperation with Mesbah Al-Hussein Foundation for Relief and Development, affiliated to the Supreme Religious Authority. The…
Dozens of radio stations off air since return of Taliban in Afghanistan

Dozens of radio stations off air since return of Taliban in Afghanistan

Since Taliban returned to power in 2021, 117 Afghan radio stations have closed due to economic hardships, displacing 1,900 people including 1075 women from their jobs, according to a report released by Afghan Independent Journalist Union (AIJU). The reported said…
Border crossing with Afghanistan closed after clash injures Pakistani soldier

Border crossing with Afghanistan closed after clash injures Pakistani soldier

Afghanistan and Pakistan Monday closed the main border crossing between them after an exchange of fire amid soaring ties between the Afghan Taliban and Islamabad. At least one Pakistan border guard was injured in the border clash near the Torkham…
Avalanches, flash flood destroys 20 houses in Afghanistan

Avalanches, flash flood destroys 20 houses in Afghanistan

Heavy rainfall that triggered avalanches and flash flood has inflicted property damages and rendered scores of people homeless in northern Afghanistan, a provincial official said Sunday. Mawlawi Mohammad Akram Akbari, provincial government director for Natural Disaster Management and Humanitarian Affairs,…
Office of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi in Mazar-i-Sharif distributes sacrificial meat to needy families

Office of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi in Mazar-i-Sharif distributes sacrificial meat to needy families

The Office of the Supreme Religious Authority, Grand Ayatollah Sayyed Sadiq al-Husseini al-Shirazi, in the city of Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan, distributed sacrificial meat to the underprivileged families. These charitable and humanitarian activities launched on commemoration of the martyrdom anniversary of Imam…
Shia Rights Watch condemns Taliban’s attack on journalists in Afghanistan

Shia Rights Watch condemns Taliban’s attack on journalists in Afghanistan

The International ‘Shia Rights Watch’ organization expressed its strong condemnation over the oppressive practices of Taliban authorities against journalists, calling on international and regional parties to put pressure on the movement to abide by the promises it made. In a…
India-based Darul-Uloom accused of failing to adress Taliban’s Ban on women’s education

India-based Darul-Uloom accused of failing to adress Taliban’s Ban on women’s education

According a report by the Islamabad Telegraph, requests for information on women’s education submitted through the online fatwa portal and email correspondence by Manish Rai, a geopolitical analyst for the Afghanistan-Pakistan region, have not received a response from Darul Uloom,…
Mortar round blast kills 2 children in Afghanistan

Mortar round blast kills 2 children in Afghanistan

Two children were killed as a mortar round left over from past wars went off in Afghanistan’s Badghis province, provincial police spokesman Sediqullah Seddiqi said on Wednesday. A similar accident claimed the lives of two children in Bagram district of…
Rising enrolment of girls in Madrasas as Taliban ban on female education continues in Afghanistan

Rising enrolment of girls in Madrasas as Taliban ban on female education continues in Afghanistan

The Taliban’s ban on female education in Afghanistan has had a devastating effect, depriving girls of the opportunity to pursue higher education and professional careers. This has led to a surge in teenage girls enrolling in madrasas, or religious schools,…
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