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Afghan teen Nila Ibrahimi wins International Children’s Peace Prize 2024 | Read her daring journey
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Afghan teen Nila Ibrahimi wins International Children’s Peace Prize 2024 | Read her daring journey

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Nila Ibrahimi, a 17-year-old won the prestigious International Children’s Peace Prize for her extraordinary efforts in promoting singing after the Taliban-led government came into power. Nila beat off stiff competition from 165 nominees from 47 countries across the world and was acknowledged after spearheading a singing protest movement in her home country while continuing to inspire other Afghan girls to assert their rights and stand up to the …See the Story
Canadian taking 'Very Seriously' detention of Ex-Soldier in Afghanistan - Khaama Press
Justin Trudeau

Canadian taking 'Very Seriously' detention of Ex-Soldier in Afghanistan - Khaama Press

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the government is taking the detention of David Lavery, a former Canadian soldier, by the Taliban very seriously. Trudeau added that consular assistance has been provided to Lavery’s family. The Taliban detained Lavery last week. During the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Peru, Trudeau responded to questions about Lavery’s case, stating, “I can assure you that the Governme…See the Story
Taliban publicly flog two in Khost province
Corruption · Afghanistan

Taliban publicly flog two in Khost province

KABUL, Afghanistan — Taliban publicly flogged a man and a woman in the eastern province of Khost on charges of “moral corruption,” according to a statement released by the Taliban’s Supreme Court on Thursday. The individuals, whose identities were not disclosed, each received 39 lashes in a public ceremony held on the court premises. Local Taliban officials, including district leaders and police commanders, as well as community members, attended…See the Story

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