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Two people killed, dozens injured in gas suffocation northern Afghanistan

Two people killed, dozens injured in gas suffocation northern Afghanistan

At least two people were killed and 35 other miners fainted in gas suffocation in a coal mine in northern Afghanistan’s Samangan province. “The accident occurred due to the emission of carbon monoxide gas in a coal mine in Dara-i-Suf-Bala…
Women in Afghanistan: Fashion and crafts offer a work lifeline

Women in Afghanistan: Fashion and crafts offer a work lifeline

British Afghan designer Marina Khan has taken on the challenge to employ more of the country’s artisans as extreme restrictions on women working and the record unemployment make it exceedingly difficult to create opportunities in Afghanistan. Less than two weeks…
Blast through mosque in Northern Afghanistan

Blast through mosque in Northern Afghanistan

An explosion took place inside a mosque in Northern Afghanistan earlier today during the funeral of the provincial deputy governor who was killed in an attack this week, a provincial official said. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for a car…
Shia Population Under Siege: Taliban’s War Crime of Collective Punishment in Panjshir Province

Shia Population Under Siege: Taliban’s War Crime of Collective Punishment in Panjshir Province

The recent surge in violence by the Taliban in Panjshir province has unleashed a wave of terror specifically aimed at the Shia population. These attacks, driven by religious sectarianism, represent a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law. The Taliban’s deliberate…
UN: Syria, Afghanistan are not safe to repatriate citizens without their consent

UN: Syria, Afghanistan are not safe to repatriate citizens without their consent

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has said the human rights conditions in Afghanistan and Syria are still dangerous and that repatriation of citizens should not be carried out without their consent. Turk’s statement came during…
Over 60 school girls poisoned in Afghanistan, officials confirm

Over 60 school girls poisoned in Afghanistan, officials confirm

Police officials in northern Afghanistan said that about 60 girls from two different schools were hospitalized after being poisoned under mysterious circumstances over the weekend. Police spokesperson in Sar-e-Pol province, Den Mohammed Nazari said on Monday that, “Some unknown people…
Delegation from Grand Ayatollah Shirazi’s office meets imams of mosques in Mazar-e-Sharif

Delegation from Grand Ayatollah Shirazi’s office meets imams of mosques in Mazar-e-Sharif

The Office of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi in the city of Mazar-e-Sharif in Afghanistan announced that a delegation from this office met and talked with the imams of the congregation prayers, religious activists and clerics, as well as social figures of…
Extremism in Afghanistan reached alarming level

Extremism in Afghanistan reached alarming level

An institution known as the “Afghanistan Religious Intellectuals Society” has expressed concern about the excessive growth of Taliban religious schools. In a statement, this organization said that the Taliban, using internal funds and foreign aid, builds jihadist schools that have…
European Union accused of neglecting Afghan refugees

European Union accused of neglecting Afghan refugees

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) has accused the European Union of marked neglect towards Afghan refugees at some EU borders. The leading Charity organization says: many Afghan refugees in need of protection remain stuck at the borders of the European…
Shia Rights Watch releases its monthly report on anti-Shia violations worldwide

Shia Rights Watch releases its monthly report on anti-Shia violations worldwide

The International Shia Rights Watch Organization has issued its monthly report for May on the most prominent human rights violations against Shia Muslims around the world. The five-page report included a review of major terrorist attacks, including bombings, as well…
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