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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Kabul, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 240 stories have been published about Kabul which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Kabul, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 240 stories have been published about Kabul which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Catholic Church · KabulBeauty salons were banned in July by the Taliban government in Afghanistan. The closure of beauty salons has led to the loss of some 60,000 jobs, says Human Rights Watch. The number of attempted suicides by Afghan women has soared due to their vulnerability to domestic violence.See the Story
Afghanistan: The muted resistance of underground beauty salons in Kabul
Kabul · KabulJulia Parsi, a prominent women's rights activist, was arrested in Kabul on Wednesday. Her detention has triggered significant public outrage. Julia had previously stayed out of school during the initial Taliban rule. She was apprehended for her advocacy work nearly 23 years later during the second phase of their rule.See the Story
Prominent women's rights activist Julia Parsi arrested in Kabul, sparking outrage - Khaama Press
United Nations · KabulUN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed has called for putting pressure on the Taliban to ensure women's and girls' rights to education and work in Afghanistan. She said that the situation of women and girls is getting worse day by day. 11 countries have put pressure on Taliban for violating women's rights in Afghanistan during a United Nations meeting.See the Story
UN Deputy Secretary-General calls for putting pressure on Taliban to ensure women’s, girl’s rights in Afghanistan
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Taliban · KabulThe trip of former FPÖ politicians to the Taliban regime in Afghanistan now also has a personnel impact on the current Liberal Team. Axel Kassegger resigns from his role as foreign policy spokesperson. He should also have been part of the Kabul delegation originally. Club boss Herbert Kickl took note of Kassegger's decision “benevolently.”See the Story
Personnel consequences at FPÖ after a trip to Kabul
Taliban · KabulThe Taliban said the global community was preoccupied with domestic issues related to Afghan women. On Tuesday, the UN Security Council convened to address the situation in Afghanistan. The US deputy ambassador to the global body, Robert A. Wood, expressed concerns about the restrictions placed on Afghan women and girls.See the Story
Taliban criticizes UN for focusing on Afghan women's rights over key issues - La Prensa Latina Media
Taliban · KabulThe Taliban government in Afghanistan plans to install a network of surveillance cameras in the country's major cities. The project has raised interest from China and concerns from activists over fears of increasing oppression. The Taliban have already held initial talks with Chinese telecom giant Huawei about their possible participation in the project.See the Story
Taliban plan to install mass surveillance system in Afghanistan - La Prensa Latina Media
Kabul · KabulShabana Basij Rasikh (Kabul, 33 years old) can't keep talking. While visiting Madrid, where she has just received the Unicef Spain 2023 award, the passion with which she describes her work at the head of the School of Leadership in Afghanistan (SOLA) is suspended for a few seconds by the tears that begin to flow from her eyes. She, who dressed as a child in the nineties so that she could walk down the street with her sister and attend a secret s…See the Story
Shabana Basij Rasikh, Afghan activist: “My family took a risk and sent me to a secret school dressed as a boy”
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