‘Women part of Afghan delegation seeks asylum in Norway’
Shafi Azam, Afghan official of the country’s Foreign Ministry, tweeted that women and the youth often “hide behind” the protection of civil rights to
Harassment of journalists on the rise in Afghanistan
According to RSF, since the Taliban came to power in August last year, at least 50 journalists and media workers have been detained, lasting
Six women activists still missing in Afghanistan
UNAMA said it sought “urgent information” from the Interior Ministry on the latest reported detentions of female activists in Kabul….reports Asian Lite News At
Afghanistan on the brink of great famine
“WHO and WFP estimate that 3.2 million Afghan children under age five will suffer from acute malnutrition this winter, with one million at risk
Taliban releases 2 Afghan journalists
Although the Taliban is yet to comment on the detention, the UN had accused the regime of kidnapping the journalists….reports Asian Lite News Two
Taliban deny interference in Kazakhstan unrest
“While we want a reasonable and peaceful solution to the problems in Kazakhstan, we assure all parties that there is no threat to any
India Retains Kabul on Aid List to Help Afghans
It is pertinent to note that, since the fall out of Afghanistan in the hands of the Taliban, India emerged as Afghanistan’s major aid
Suicide squads and child soldiers: Taliban still has a lot to answer
Despite their transformation from an insurgency into a government charged with caring for a country of 38 million, suicide bombing remains a key strategy
EU Parliament casts new light on lives of Afghan women
Angelina Jolie, an actress and a special envoy for UNHCR, said the Afghan women have suffered a lot in the past four decades, but
Qatar agrees with Taliban on direct flights
According to experts, the start of flights between Kabul and Doha will boost Afghanistan’s aviation industry….reports Asian Lite News The governments of Afghanistan and
