Some of the 800,000 Afghans facing deportation were born in Pakistan or lived there for decades
Zahra Joya said she was refused entry after being invited to conference on Afghan women's rights
New buildings should not have windows through which it is possible to see 'the courtyard, kitchen, neighbour's well and other places usually used by women'
Journalists summoned by the morality police
Activists post videos raising their fists or tearing photos of the Taliban supreme leader
Taliban forces seized the capital Kabul on August 15, 2021, after the US-backed government collapsed and its leaders fled into exile.
Amid Afghanistan's natural beauty lie the sad stories of a nation made miserable under Taliban rule
David McBride leaked information that alleged Australian troops killed unarmed men and children in Afghanistan
Under the Taliban's rule, women are barred from going on long trips or entering a government building if they are not accompanied by a man
Afghanistan says violence between its neighbours 'alarming'
Ambitious programme to improve life in the city launched
Dome tops mosque modelled on shrine in Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem
'Houses turned into sand'
The EU confirmed that aid is reaching Afghan girls and women
'Promoting music causes moral corruption and playing it will cause the youth to go astray' - Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue
Extensive damage to property and farmland
Former Afghanistan women's captain speaks about her experience
It is the latest curb to squeeze women out of public life
The airport attack had killed 170 Afghans and 13 US troops
It lasted more than 30 seconds and was felt from central Asia to New Delhi
Volker Turk voiced alarm over magnitude of discrimination against women and girls
Women removed from government jobs, paid a fraction of their former salary
He planned attacks against diplomatic missions in Afghanistan's capital
Nearly one million asylum claims were lodged in 2022
'The Taliban must pay for the Taliban's liability in the 9/11 attacks'
In famed Flower Street, shops were full of heart-shaped garlands and red stuffed animals, but hopelessly empty of customers
Malta stands with all Afghans, Ian Borg says
How sharia justice is being administered
Armed guards are stopping Afghan women from entering universities
The Taliban had promised a softer rule when they seized power last year
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