Taliban controls Afghanistan and restricts women's rights.
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Taliban controls Afghanistan and restricts women's rights.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.US considered invading Afghanistan amid Taliban control over Afghan women's lives.1 source
The Taliban regime continues to control Afghanistan while severely restricting the rights of women.1 source
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Taliban regime's policies in Afghanistan are criticized for causing oppression.Also in this story
- Government manages resettlement after Taliban takeover, facing media scrutiny over failures and involving military forces.
- The Taliban consolidated its rule in Afghanistan based on ideological interpretation.
The entities involved
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Taliban
Afghan islamist organization
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Afghanistan
country in Central and South Asia
Related events
- The international community, including the UN, is holding talks on inclusive governance in Afghanistan while assessing the country's status regarding human rights and detention.
- The Trump administration convened a court regarding an Afghan woman.
- An attack occurred in Bamyan city while the Taliban maintains rule in Afghanistan.
- The Taliban is accused of recruiting children from Pakistan, prompting a joint statement from UNODC and IOM regarding human rights.
- The Taliban is accused of harboring TTP leadership and fighters, coinciding with Pakistani airstrikes inside Afghanistan.