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U.N. Security Council stops travel for two Taliban education ministers

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The move comes after the Taliban backtracked in March on their pledge to open high schools for girls. Dozens of Taliban members have long been subjected to targeted U.N. sanctions. An exemption to the travel ban was granted to some leaders to allow them to take part in peace and stability talks.

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Times of India

UN revokes travel privileges for two Taliban education officials - Times of India

South Asia News: UNITED STATES: The United Nations on Monday banned two Taliban officials from traveling in response to the heavy restrictions the hardliners have impo.

1 year ago·India

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News18 India

UN Security Council Stops Travel for Two Taliban Education Ministers

The Security Council Taliban sanctions committee agreed to extend the travel ban exemption for 13 Taliban leaders

1 year ago·India

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Reuters

U.N. Security Council stops travel for two Taliban education ministers

Two Afghan education ministers are no longer allowed to travel abroad for any peace and stability talks after the United Nations Security Council removed them from a sanctions exemption list, diplomats said on Tuesday.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

U.N. Security Council stops travel for two Taliban education ministers

1 year ago·Malaysia

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Malay Mail

UN revokes travel privileges for two Taliban education officials

NEW YORK, June 21 ― The United Nations yesterday banned two Taliban officials from travelling in response to the heavy restrictions the hardliners have imposed on Afghan...

1 year ago·Selangor, Malaysia

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Arab News

UN revokes travel privileges for two Taliban education officials

UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations on Monday banned two Taliban officials from traveling in response to the heavy restrictions the hard-liners have imposed on Afghan women, diplomats told AFP. Travel exemptions permitting 15 Taliban officials to go abroad for negotiations were set to expire Monday. For thirteen officials, the travel exemptions were extended for at least two months, but they were scrapped for two education officials as the Taliban

1 year ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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