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Special Publication Commemorates 1,500th Anniversary of Holy Prophet’s Birth in Thailand

Special Publication Commemorates 1,500th Anniversary of Holy Prophet’s Birth in Thailand

Special Publication Commemorates 1,500th Anniversary of Holy Prophet’s Birth in Thailand ————————————- A special edition publication marking the 1,500th anniversary of the birth of the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him and his pure family) has been released in Thailand,…
Surge in Abductions of Shia Women and Youth Raises Alarm in Syria

Surge in Abductions of Shia Women and Youth Raises Alarm in Syria

Surge in Abductions of Shia Women and Youth Raises Alarm in Syria ————————————– A rising wave of abductions targeting Shia women and young men in Syria, particularly around Damascus, has sparked growing concern among families and rights groups, Shia Waves…
Environmental Crisis in Iraq: 1 Million Trees Lost in Two Years

Environmental Crisis in Iraq: 1 Million Trees Lost in Two Years

Environmental Crisis in Iraq: 1 Million Trees Lost in Two Years ————————– Iraq has lost one million trees in the last two years due to drought, climate change, and human activity, according to the environmental group Green Vision Iraq. The…
Supreme Court Halts Two Key Provisions of Waqf Amendment Act

Supreme Court Halts Two Key Provisions of Waqf Amendment Act

Supreme Court Halts Two Key Provisions of Waqf Amendment Act ————————— The Supreme Court has declined to issue a complete stay on the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, but has temporarily halted the operation of two of its key provisions. According…
Afghan Shia Private Schools Face Severe Challenges as Earthquake Adds to Education Crisis

Afghan Shia Private Schools Face Severe Challenges as Earthquake Adds to Education Crisis

Afghanistan’s education sector is facing a deepening crisis as private Shia schools struggle under economic, social, and political pressures, while recent earthquakes have caused devastating losses among students and infrastructure. Shia private schools, once a partial alternative to weak public…
UN Halts Cash Assistance to Afghan Returnees Amid Taliban’s Ban on Women Workers

UN Halts Cash Assistance to Afghan Returnees Amid Taliban’s Ban on Women Workers

UN Halts Cash Assistance to Afghan Returnees Amid Taliban’s Ban on Women Workers ———————————- The UN refugee agency has suspended cash aid programs for Afghan returnees after the Taliban barred women from working with humanitarian organizations, further deepening the country’s…
Afghans Under Taliban Rule Face Displacement, Press Crackdown, and Winter Survival Threats

Afghans Under Taliban Rule Face Displacement, Press Crackdown, and Winter Survival Threats

Recent articles published on Amu TV and Khaama Press indicate worsening humanitarian conditions and deepening crises of human rights violations, including crackdown on media in Taliban-administered Afghanistan. A new report from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) reveals that nearly…
Pakistan’s PM Warns Taliban to Choose Between Cooperation and Militancy

Pakistan’s PM Warns Taliban to Choose Between Cooperation and Militancy

Pakistan’s PM Warns Taliban to Choose Between Cooperation and Militancy ———————————– Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has issued a stark warning to the Taliban administration in Afghanistan, urging them to choose between cooperating with Islamabad and supporting militant groups that…
Syria Sees Surge in Retaliatory Killings Targeting Women and Children

Syria Sees Surge in Retaliatory Killings Targeting Women and Children

Syria Sees Surge in Retaliatory Killings Targeting Women and Children …………. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has documented a wave of retaliatory killings claiming the lives of at least 32 women and 21 children since the beginning of the…
Journalist Death Toll in Yemen Rises to 14 After Israeli Strikes on Media Institutions

Journalist Death Toll in Yemen Rises to 14 After Israeli Strikes on Media Institutions

Journalist Death Toll in Yemen Rises to 14 After Israeli Strikes on Media Institutions …………. At least 14 journalists have been killed in Yemen following Israeli airstrikes that hit media institutions in the capital, Sanaa, and the northern city of…
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