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Taliban Bars Afghan Girls From Education Beyond Sixth Grade

Taliban restrictions in Afghanistan limit girls' education beyond sixth grade, impacting over 1 million girls. Taliban's policies face criticism for regres...

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France-based TV Channel Beams Respite Into Afghan Homes

In a tiny television studio in the French capital, two unveiled Afghan women face the camera on a mission to provide a lifeline to their fellow countrywomen back home.

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Afghan Girls And Women Cling To Glitchy, Lonesome Online Learning

Sequestered at home in a remote Afghan town, 18-year-old Shekiba often roams the house hunting for the patchy internet signal that is her last link to an education.

International Business Times

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‘Cousins at war’: Pakistan-Afghan ties strained after cross-border attacks

Heightened tensions could see a further escalation, warn analysts.

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Afghanistan calls for ‘respect’ as Australia postpones T20 cricket series

Cricket Australia says it has postponed the series as ‘conditions for women and girls in Afghanistan are getting worse’.

Al Jazeera

Cricket Australia cancels men’s T20 against Afghanistan due to concern over women’s rights

Australia postpones a second series in as many years saying conditions are getting worse under Taliban rule

The Guardian - AU

Citing worsening women's rights, Cricket Australia scraps Afghanistan T20Is

NEW DELHI: Australia cancelled a T20 men's cricket series scheduled for later this year against Afghanistan on Tuesday, citing a worsening state of affairs for women in the Taliban-ruled nation.

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Cricket Australia calls off Afghanistan T20 series over women's rights concerns

Cricket Australia cancels T20 series with Afghanistan due to deteriorating human rights situation for women under Taliban rule.

The Hindu

Australia Scraps Afghanistan T20s, Citing Worsening Women's Rights

Australia on Tuesday scrapped a T20 men's cricket series against Afghanistan later this year, saying the situation for women in the Taliban-ruled country was deteriorating.

International Business Times

Half-a-dozen people killed in Pakistan's airstrikes in Afghanistan

Pakistani military aircraft carried out airstrikes in the Barmal district of Paktika province and the Afghan Dubai area of Sepera district in Khost province. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Tensions high after Pakistan launches cross-border attacks into Afghanistan

Taliban claims to have fired across border following air raids targeting Pakistani Taliban.

Al Jazeera

Several killed in Pakistani air strikes on Afghanistan, says Kabul

Eight people, all women and children, were killed on Monday in "reckless" air strikes by the Pakistani military in the border regions of Afghanistan, the Taliban government's spokesman said.

France 24

Pakistani Airstrikes Target Suspected Taliban Hideouts In Afghanistan

Pakistani airstrikes on Afghan Taliban hideouts escalate tensions after attacks on soldiers. Relations strained as TTP exploits power vacuum post-U.S. and ...

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Senators Urge Congress To Increase Visas For Afghan Allies

Senators push for more visas for Afghan allies who aided U.S. troops before safety pathway closes. Advocates criticize slow visa processing, risking Afghan...

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Skiing Afghans Determined To Keep Sport Alive

From the edge of a slope in the province of Bamiyan, rivals cheer as they take turns to race down the mountainside, united in keeping skiing alive in Afghanistan.

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Boom Times For Myanmar Opium Farmers As Coup Chaos Bites

In a remote corner of Myanmar a line of farmers move through a field of nodding poppies, making small cuts in the greenish-purple pods to release opium resin.

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Saudi Arabia Joins Afghanistan And Iran As One of World's Leading Executioners

As the Taliban continues to use amputations and public executions as punishments, Saudi Arabia's death penalty rate has almost doubled.

Radio France Internationale

France makes abortion constitution right as world fetes Women's Day

People around the world marked International Women's Day Friday with protests, demonstrations and celebrations. France, for its part, inscribed guaranteed right to abortion into its constitution.

Evening Standard

Best biographies of powerful and inspirational women to celebrate International Women’s Day

From a former FLOTUS to stars of the stage, the must-reads to enlighten your bookshelf

Al Jazeera

Afghan women stage rare protests, braving Taliban reprisals

As handfuls gather on International Women’s Day, UN rights rapporteur calls for release of detained rights activists.

The Hindu

Indian diplomat met ‘Afghan authorities’ in Kabul, says External Affairs Ministry

A senior Indian diplomat has met with ‘Afghan authorities’ in Kabul, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed.

France 24

Art and activism in exile: Afghan women speak out

As countries around the world mark International Women’s Day, we speak to two Afghan women who fled Kabul as soon as the Taliban came to power in August 2021.

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