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India’s “Jollywood” Claims Lebanese Fighter Entered Kashmir via Pakistan Border; Media Propaganda Dubbed Worse Than B-Movies
Afghanistan’s Survival Depends on Women’s Participation; the Supreme Resistance Council Blames Taliban for Destruction
The land of Wakhan and Lapis Lazuli Awaits a Savior as Anti-Taliban Sentiments and Calls for Freedom Rise in Resource-Rich Badakhshan
Intense Clashes Between Taliban and Resistance Forces in Badakhshan, as NRF Announces the launch of “Spring Operations.”
Cowardly Attack in Turbat; Brave Daughter of Balochistan, Lady Constable Shakeela Baloch Martyred

Category: Human Rights

Aerial view of Mazar-e-Sharif, showing urban districts and surrounding landscape under soft daylight. The photograph provides geographic context to the news report on the killing of a Turkmen elder. [Courtesy: Hasht-e-Subah]

Turkmen Elder Assassinated in Mazar-e-Sharif as Taliban Face Ethnic Backlash

Assassination of Turkmen elder in Mazar-e-Sharif heightens concerns over ethnic persecution and rising insecurity under Taliban rule.
UN Urges Taliban to Reverse Restrictions on Afghan Women Working in Its Offices

UN Urges Taliban to Reverse Restrictions on Afghan Women Working in Its Offices

After attending lessons at an Islamic school, Afghan girls are seen walking along a street in Balkh province’s Balkh district.
  • Afghanistan, Human Rights, News, South Asia, Women & Society
Police obstruct Aurat March activists in Karachi, raising HRCP concerns over civic space rights. [Courtesy: Dawn News]

HRCP Condemns Police Action Against Aurat March Activists in Karachi

HRCP condemns police harassment of Aurat March activists in Karachi, urging authorities to respect civic spaces for all citizens.
  • Human Rights, News, Pakistan
Global Child Deaths Expected to Rise in 2025 Amid Aid Cuts and Crises

Global Child Deaths Expected to Rise in 2025 Amid Aid Cuts and Crises

UNICEF warns global child deaths may rise in 2025 due to aid cuts, conflicts, and climate crises, reversing decades of progress.
Afghanistan’s Deepening Humanitarian Catastrophe and the Taliban’s Governance Failure

Afghanistan’s Deepening Humanitarian Catastrophe and the Taliban’s Governance Failure

UN warns nearly half of Afghanistan’s population will need aid in 2026 as economic collapse and Taliban governance deepen the crisis.
UN Warns Half of Afghanistan’s Population Will Need Humanitarian Aid in 2026

UN Warns Half of Afghanistan’s Population Will Need Humanitarian Aid in 2026

UN reports nearly 22 million Afghans will need humanitarian aid in 2026 amid economic hardship and governance challenges.
  • Afghanistan, Human Rights, News
BJP and Hindu Groups Protest Muslim MBBS Admissions at Katra’s SMVDIME

BJP and Hindu Groups Protest Muslim MBBS Admissions at Katra’s SMVDIME

BJP protests Muslim MBBS admissions at Katra’s SMVDIME, raising questions over merit and religious influence in public colleges.
  • Human Rights, India, Kashmir, News
All You Need to Know about the 16 Days of Activism Campaign Against Gender-Based Violence

All You Need to Know about the 16 Days of Activism Campaign Against Gender-Based Violence

The 16 Days of Activism campaign 2025 highlights digital abuse against women and steps to end online gender-based violence globally.
FO voices grave concern over the UN report of human rights violations in occupied Kashmir

FO Voices Grave Concern Over the UN Report of Human Rights Violations in Occupied Kashmir

The Foreign Office (FO) on Wednesday expressed “grave concern” over a United Nations (UN) report that observed systemic human rights violations in India-occupied Kashmir..
  • Human Rights, Kashmir, News, Pakistan
A portrait of Queen Soraya at the event. [Courtesy: Amu Tv]

Afghan Women Commemorate Queen Soraya’s 126th Birth Anniversary

Afghan women in Netherlands honor Queen Soraya’s 126th birthday, highlighting her pioneering role in education and women’s rights.
  • Afghanistan, Human Rights, News
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