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Their pretest is even more compelling in conjunction with the other single most resonant message we heard from them: It isn’t just that we need to defend these rights despite the ongoing crisis; these rights are essential refugee’s efforts to tackle it and survive under the circumstances.

Many refugees cannot go home because of continued conflict, wars, and persecution. Many also live in perilous situations or have specific needs that cannot be addressed in the country where they have sought protection. In such circumstances, UNHCR helps resettle refugees to a third country.

Limbo struggles; what happened to the refugees’ resettlement in Indonesia The pictures of four men with stitched mouths in Limbo Indonesia shocked me and everyone else. There’s a reason the old saying “a picture is worth a thousand words” has been around as long as it ha…

A woman calls to a friend in Kabul, “I’m really worried I’m not going to be alive tonight.” This means she is sacred and perhaps she needs a safe haven far from the violence! But are there any safe houses in Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover? Are the Taliban willingly jailing the victims?

Taliban takeover, safe houses for women have vanished On the 6th of December, Amnesty International issued a statement expressing concern about the closure of all safe houses in Afghanistan. In a traditional-patriarchal society with a high rate of dom…

During the Taliban Islamic regime in the past and even now, the ethnic groups were severely repressed and in some cases, they were massacred. The situation for the LGBT+ community in Afghanistan has never been easy, fundamentally same-s*x relations have always been taboo and even crimes in the Muslim-majority countries. Under the Taliban regime and so many other Islamic fundamentalist governments – non-heteros*xual relations were illegal and could lead to the death penalty, or even up to years in prison.

TALIBAN’S FIGHT AGAINST HOMOSEXUALITY SINCE THEY TOOK OVER! Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan at the end of August, the persecution of the country’s LGBT+ community has ramped up – forcing many to live in hiding, fearing for their lives. &…

The two-minute clip shows a group of men throwing stones with increasing intensity at a covered individual crammed in a hole in the ground. A crowd of onlookers are seen capturing the incident on their mobile phones and a woman’s pitiful cries can plainly be heard.

Local official Mohammad Zaman Azimi, in a previous report, blamed Taliban militants for the ex*****on.

Azimi said the woman, identified as 19-year-old Rokhshana, was stoned to death after being accused of having premarital s*x with her fiance, a 23-year-old man named Mohammad Gul, who was reportedly lashed.

Taliban Stone Woman To Death In Afghanistan RFE/RL’s Radio Free Afghanistan has obtained video footage from an eyewitness that appears to show the brutal stoning last week of a 19-year-old Afghan woman in the central province of Ghor. …

The War in Afghanistan is an ongoing war following the United States invasion of Afghanistan when the United States and its allies successfully drove the Taliban from power in order to deny al-Qaeda a safe base of operations in Afghanistan.
Yet the ongoing war ends up with a new phase of killing innocent people of Afghanistan, mostly none_pasthon ethnic groups Hazaras, Uzbeks and others. The has strategic supports of , recently Pakistan sent its to invade Afghanistan aggressively, or destroy all infrastructures which were funded by NATO and international communities in the past 20 years.

, should act now, to in behalf of the Afghan people, women and children who are the main victims of and its militia

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In recent weeks, the militants have made rapid advances across the country, seizing a series of border posts from Afghan forces, including crossings with Iran, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.It comes as the US withdraws its forces from Afghanistan ahead of an 11 September deadline set by President Joe Biden.

The Taliban are one of fundamentalist Islamist militia who were pushed in to Afghanistan by Pakistan and pushed out of power by the US invasion nearly 20 years ago - have also seized control of a number of key roads as they seek to cut off supply routes to major cities.
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