Girls in Afghanistan are banned from schools and sport beyond the age of 12 but IOC member has hope for Taliban talks.
Aided by her mother, Mahtab Amiri, who coordinated her escape, she left the country with Erfaan and was driven to Iran. From ...
Afghan officials accuse Pakistan of refusing dialogue despite escalating tensions. They insist Islamabad has no joint ...
In the latest of our Letters from Afghan Women, a young woman opens up about keeping hope alive despite threats to her life ...
This dispatch was co-authored by Divyabharthi Baradhan (JURIST Staff, Malaysia) and Sarisha Harikrishna (Queen's University Belfast School of Law, United Kingdom). In a landmark ruling, the ...
Khalida Popal told Reuters she was urging female footballers to get rid of their national team uniform to stay safe from the Taliban.
The Taliban made women's sports illegal in 2021 when the U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan, but it hasn't stopped a group of ...
Today, August 15, marks four years since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan. It is a somber anniversary for me and for the millions of fellow Afghans whose daily reality is marked by hunger, ...
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Afghan IOC member Asghari hopes Taliban dialogue sparks women's rights u-turn
The Taliban government has banned girls from schools beyond the age of 12, and barred women from most jobs and public ...
For more than two decades, the Afghan Women's Centre of Montreal has been helping people in need through food, including when ...
In recent years, several countries—including Croatia, Malta, and others—have recognized femicide as a distinct crime. The Italian government and parliament also took this step, acknowledging that ...
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