UN concerned about Taliban's new vice and virtue law, the discretionary power it gives 'moral inspectors'

Sharia rule a 'lifelong responsibility': Akhundzada on three years of Taliban rule in Afghanistan

Taliban celebrates three years in power with military parade featuring homemade bombs and soviet tanks

Afghanistan's Taliban rulers score diplomatic wins, consolidate power

Taliban supreme leader says women will soon be stoned to death for adultery

Taliban chief claims women have better rights now than under previous governments

UK's broken promises: Afghan Special Forces left in limbo, face threat of return to Taliban

Tens of thousands of Afghans rush to leave Pakistan as Nov 1st deadline looms

Afghan women lose another safe space as Taliban's beauty salon ban comes into force

Taliban order closure of hair and beauty salons in Afghanistan, further restricting women's rights

Taliban to stop involvement of international organisations in education projects: Report

US working to help dozens of Americans 'secure their freedom,' leave Afghanistan: Blinken

Taliban cancel all divorces, force women to go back into the clutches of abusive ex-husbands

In the face of a 'savage' winter, UN pleads with Taliban for exemptions to female aid workers

Afghanistan | UN halts 'time critical' programmes due to Taliban's ban on female aid workers

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

Opinion: The fate of women in the scope of Taliban ideology

#FreeHerFace: Afghan male journalists stand in solidarity with their female colleagues

Taliban has ruled that all Afghan women must cover their faces with all-encompassing burkha and if any woman violates the order then her father or closest relative male will be either imprisoned or will be fired from their government jobs.

Taliban brings back Blue Burkha in Afghanistan, new decree sparks concerns

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