Representatives of the Taliban movement (recognized as a terrorist and banned in Russia) have called on Prince Harry to stand trial for crimes against humanity. Earlier, excerpts from the new autobiography of Queen Elizabeth II’s grandson, which goes on sale on January 10, appeared in the media. In it, the Duke of Sussex revealed that … Read more
Kabul Kabul University professor tears up his certificates during a televised debate. The protest was against the action of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, which banned college education for girls. The incident occurred during a discussion on Tolo News. The footage was tweeted by Shabnam Nazimi, a former political adviser to the Afghan government. The … Read more
EPA ANNOUNCEMENTS•yesterday, 10:53 pm The United Nations Security Council calls on the Taliban to lift recent restrictions on Afghan women. In a statement, the United Nations body says the measures represent a growing loss of human rights and fundamental freedoms. The position of women in Afghanistan has come under further pressure this month. A week … Read more
Kabul Boys protested by boycotting classes against the Taliban ban on university education for girls in Afghanistan. Students warned that the boycott would continue if girls’ classes were not resumed. The campaign is also active on social media with the hashtag ‘lei She lei should learn’ against the ban. Several Kabul University teachers have called … Read more
Reuters ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 12:04 Representatives of the United Nations and humanitarian organizations are discussing a ban on women working for a humanitarian organization today in Kabul. That prohibition was yesterday set up by the radical Islamic Taliban government. The question on the table today is whether international aid organizations should now stop their work, aid workers … Read more
World news “Islamic dress code not followed”; The Taliban do not want women employed in NGOs Kabul: The Taliban government has been reported to have instructed NGOs to send female workers home. This action comes days after the Taliban government’s controversial order barring girls from universities until further notice. According to a letter released by … Read more
AFP extension ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 16:07 Women employees of humanitarian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are no longer allowed to work by the Taliban in Afghanistan. This was ordered by the Ministry of Economy of the country’s extremist rulers. The measure is another reduction in women’s rights in Afghanistan. According to a director, the measure was introduced because some … Read more
The ministers, who met by video conference, called on the Taliban regime to reverse its decision to ban women from studying at university and ban girls from secondary education. And they warn Kabul of the possible consequences before the International Criminal Court in The Hague: “persecution of gender can constitute a crime against humanity under … Read more
Jakarta, CNNI Indonesia — Saudi Arabian pressed the regime Taliban Of Afghanistan revoke its regulations that ban women from going to school and from pursuing higher education in universities. King Salman’s government considers the ban on women to go to university very regrettable and astonishes all Islamic countries. ADVERTISEMENT SCROLL TO RESUME CONTENT “The Foreign … Read more
AFP extension ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 18:37•Edited today, 19:59 The Taliban has suspended higher education in Afghanistan for female students. A letter to Afghan universities ordered them to no longer admit women with immediate effect. The decision is until further notice. The Ministry of Education did not give reasons for the new restriction. The letter was also shared … Read more