Women & Human Rights
-
UNAMA: 1,225 Days of Banning Education for Millions of Girls is an Unacceptable and Tragic Matter
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has stated that it has been 1,225 days since millions of girls…
Read More » -
English language learning centers in Khedir and Sangtakht-Bandar have been closed by the Taliban
Tahawoul News Agency: Local sources from the districts of Khedir and Sangtakht-Bandar tell Tahawoul that the English language learning centers…
Read More » -
Malala Yousafzai: The Taliban Have Taken Away Afghan Girls’ Right to Education
Malala Yousafzai, an education activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, says that the Taliban have taken away Afghan girls’ right…
Read More » -
Bennett Expresses Concern Over Forced Deportation of Afghan Refugees from Pakistan
Richard Bennett, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights for Afghanistan, has expressed concern over the forced deportation of…
Read More » -
The start of the first phase of Kankor without the presence of girls
The first phase of the 1403 nationwide Kankor exam began this morning, Tuesday, Jowza 17/June 6, in 15 provinces without…
Read More » -
The leader of the Taliban has set a salary of five thousand Afghanis for female government employees
Hibatullah Akhundzada, the leader of the Taliban, has issued an order setting a salary of five thousand Afghanis for female…
Read More » -
A young girl and a middle-aged man have committed suicide in Daykundi
Local sources from Miramor district in Daykundi province told Tahawoul News that an 18-year-old girl and a 45-year-old man have…
Read More » -
Women’s protests in Germany and Pakistan; gender apartheid in Afghanistan to be recognized
A group of protesting women in Pakistan and Germany demanded recognition of gender apartheid in Afghanistan through separate protest gatherings.…
Read More » -
Netanyahu fears that Israel’s crimes will escalate
The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime Benjamin Netanyahu announced in a message on the X platform that he will…
Read More » -
50% of radio broadcasts in Afghanistan have been stopped
While the International Radio Day is approaching, some media support organizations say that 50 percent of radio stations in Afghanistan…
Read More »