After education, Taliban prohibits women from attending Eid celebrations

The Afghan Taliban government has signed a 25-year contract with a Chinese company for the extraction of oil from Afghanistan’s Amu River basin.

Taliban signs oil extraction deal with Chinese company

The United Nations on Wednesday said that some "time critical" programmes in Afghanistan will have to be temporarily stopped due to the Taliban's ban on women working in NGOs. The global agency warned that many other activities are also likely to be impacted due to the ban.

UN suspends some Afghanistan programs after ban on female aid workers

Afghan women speak to WION as Taliban dismantle their right to education, campus after campus

Gunmen opened fire on Monday (December 12) near a guest house popular with Chinese business visitors in Afghanistan's capital of Kabul, an eye witness told the news agency AFP and also stated that a loud explosion was heard.

WION Dispatch: Armed men open fire in Kabul building housing Chinese nationals

UN experts say Taliban's treatment of women could amount to crime against humanity

Life under the 'new Taliban'

After Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, students complete their studies in Iraq- see pics

Afghanistan to receive more than $1 billion in aid from the World Bank; funds to bypass Taliban

In Afghanistan patriarchal traditions, poverty and, lack of education have stifled women's rights for decades. Here's a heart-wrenching ordeal of a 22-year-old woman married off as a mere child. She is now living in one of the few shelters for battered women that still exists in Afghanistan under the Taliban's rule. This is her story of abuse, torture, and sorrow.

Poverty, lack of education hampers women's rights in Afghanistan

Taliban issue posters ordering women to cover up: 'Encouragement for Muslim women to follow Sharia law'

'Violence against Afghan women at alarming levels': UN in Afghanistan calls for concrete steps

In an alarming incident, a video doing rounds on social media shows a woman who says that she was brutally whipped by a senior Taliban commander allegedly for refusing his advances.

Afghanistan: Woman claims Taliban commander beat her

The Taliban has now promised to honour the rights of its people especially women, and it is being said that they would enjoy the same rights that they did before the Taliban stormed to power.

Afghanistan: Afghan girls urge Taliban to not snatch their education

UNICEF aiming to fund Afghan school teachers without giving money to Taliban: Report

Exclusive- 'Women encouraged to work in pine nut industry': Taliban to WION

Afghan girls learn, code 'underground' to bypass Taliban curbs

Afghan women activists are risking their lives in order to protest demanding their basic rights to work, their right to education. Since the Taliban takeover, women have been blocked from returning to their jobs, their classrooms.

Worry about women's rights restricted under the rule of the Taliban

Why the Taliban’s repression of women may be more tactical than ideological

In pursuit of dreams, Afghan girls' football squad find new home in Cristiano Ronaldo's homeland

Islamic scholars to decide role of women in Afghanistan: Kabul Mayor

Over 150 Afghan media outlets shut down since Taliban takeover: Report

Afghans indulging in infidelity to be stoned, hands to be chopped for theft: Report

Female students forced to attend pro-Taliban gatherings in head-to-toe black robes at Kabul University