Taliban minister confronted over women’s rights during rare press conference for female journalists - Foreign minister is on ...

A men-only press conference with the Taliban foreign minister in New Delhi drew sharp rebuke from Indian media, forcing the ...

Female reporters were invited after being excluded from Taliban minister Amir Khan Muttaqi's first event in Delhi.

On Oct. 6, the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) adopted a resolution creating an independent accountability body ...

On September 15, 2025, the Taliban de facto authorities announced an internet ban across large areas of northern Afghanistan.

The committee member told BBC Afghanistan that “all books authored by women are not allowed to be taught.” At least 679 ...

Muttaqi, a senior Taliban leader, arrived in New Delhi on Thursday for his first official visit since the Taliban regained ...

The first female deputy speaker of parliament in Afghanistan discussed women’s rights in Afghanistan at a roundtable discussion hosted by the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS) ...

Sitting in the front row, the women journalists questioned Muttaqi over gender discrimination and the poor condition of women ...

The first Afghan women’s soccer team has been announced since the Taliban returned to power four years ago, but the players are still fighting for recognition.

With 18 courses on women’s rights dropped and 200 more under review, Afghanistan—already ranked last in world happiness—has ...

This follows earlier action by the Taliban’s Ministry of Information and Culture, confiscating hundreds of books from libraries and bookshops in major cities like Kabul and Herat. The titles covered ...