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Category: Human Rights

A portrait of Queen Soraya at the event. [Courtesy: Amu Tv]
Afghan women in Netherlands honor Queen Soraya’s 126th birthday, highlighting her pioneering role in education and women’s rights.
Afghan journalists in exile face Taliban censorship and threats; 550+ violations reported, urgent international support needed. [Courtesy: AMSO]
Afghan journalists in exile face Taliban repression; international support needed to sustain independent media and free expression.
Four Years Since Arrest of Kashmiri Rights Defender Khurram Parvez, Global Pressure Mounts on India
UN experts and rights groups intensify calls to release Khurram Parvez, four years into his detention and Kashmir rights crackdown.
Pakistan Condemns Human Rights Violations in IIOJK
Pakistan urges global action on IIOJK abuses amid India’s ongoing land and minority inequities
A photo tweeted by EUPakistan's official X account announcing the arrival of GSP+ in Pakistan. [X/@EUPakistan]
Pakistan GSP+ compliance and human rights reforms Meta: EU urges Pakistan to strengthen GSP+ compliance as officials highlight reforms, selective criticism, and regional security challenges.
What if … the United Nations was disbanded next Friday?
Experts from Oxford, ICC, and WHO break down the catastrophic impact on refugees, international law, peacekeeping, global health, and climate goals.
Afghanistan Faces Humanitarian and Economic Collapse as 9 in 10 Families Struggle to Eat, Report Says
A United Nations Development Programme survey reveals that over 4.5 million returnees, natural disasters, and a disabled female workforce are plunging Afghan households into debt and hunger.
Afghan Women’s Rights Activists Burn Burqas in Herat to Protest Taliban’s Mandatory Veil Order
In a rare act of defiance, Afghan women torch burqas to challenge the Taliban’s new decree enforcing the full-body veil, calling it a direct attack on women’s dignity, freedom, and human rights.
A lady doctor examining Afghan women. [IC: SSAR]
Taliban urges Pakistan to aid Afghan migrants, overlooking Pakistan’s support for millions over more than two decades, says observer.
Remembering 6 November When Violence Tore Families Apart in Jammu
Thousands were slaughtered and half a million displaced in what survivors call a “state-backed genocide”, a tragedy erased from South Asia’s memory.
DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has called for unity on national security as religious leaders pledge support to counter terrorism and hostile propaganda.
Pakistan and UAE plan a pre-immigration system to ease travel for Pakistani passengers and strengthen bilateral cooperation.
Reports of renewed activity at Afghanistan’s Bagram Airbase have raised regional security concerns amid rising US-Iran tensions.
A former Afghan Finance Minister warns rising poverty, unemployment, and power centralization under Taliban could spark popular unrest.
Internal Taliban documents reveal members’ role in extrajudicial killings across Afghan provinces, raising accountability concerns.
Fawzia Koofi urges support for girls’ education and Afghan identity, calling it a sacred struggle for rights and empowerment.
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