Melbourne – The Australian cricket team has withdrawn from the one-day series against Afghanistan scheduled for March. Cricket Australia announced that the withdrawal was in protest against the anti-women measures of the Taliban government. The 3-match series was scheduled to be held in the UAE. The Aussie Cricket Board, which protested against the Taliban’s actions … Read more
Kabul: The Taliban government has allowed girls in Afghanistan to study up to the sixth grade. The Taliban’s Ministry of Education has sent a letter instructing officials to open schools and educational centers for girls below sixth grade.Also Read : King Charles claimed that one of Diana’s lovers was his father; When Prince Harry’s Autobiography … Read more
Representatives of the Taliban movement (recognized as terrorist and banned in Russia) called on Prince Harry to stand trial for crimes against humanity. Earlier, excerpts from the new autobiography of the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, which will go on sale on January 10, appeared in the media. In it, the Duke of Sussex revealed … Read more
During a business trip to the south of Afghanistan in 2012-2013, the Duke of Sussex Harry killed 25 members of the Taliban terrorist movement (banned in Russia). A member of the British royal family spoke about this in his memoir Spare (“Spare”). “I set myself a goal from the first day (business trips.— “uh”) never … Read more
Published on : 28/12/2022 – 02:12 UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday (December 27th) demanded that the Taliban regime in Afghanistan repeal its employment and education bans it has imposed on women, calling them “unjustifiable violations of human rights “. The Taliban banned women and girls every few days from pursuing university studies and working … Read more
Image: AFP Kabul: After banning women from universities, the Taliban also banned them from working in NGOs. Working in national and international NGOs is prohibited. The ban was imposed after receiving serious complaints about the dress code of women working in these establishments, according to an order issued by the Taliban’s Ministry of Finance to … Read more
World News ‘Islamic dress code not followed’; Taliban does not want women employees in NGOs Kabul: It is reported that the Taliban government has instructed the NGOs to send the women workers back home. This action comes days after the Taliban government’s controversial order barring girls from universities until further notice. According to a letter … Read more
Published on : 24/12/2022 – 20:25 The Taliban, in power in Afghanistan since August 2021, banned Afghan women this Saturday, December 24 from working for national and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs). In response, several international NGOs have decided to suspend their activities until further notice. With our correspondent in Islamabad, Sonia Ghezali This decision comes … Read more