Drastic Morality Law of the Taliban: Repression of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan
The “Draconian Morality Law,” which was just passed by the Taliban administration in Afghanistan, severely…
Month: September 2024
The Taliban claim that even if a minor bride obtained her divorce rights, it is not valid.
There is a young woman sheltering under a tree between two busy roads clutching a…
How the Baloch Conflict Became Popular
Back in 2013, the Pakistani state and media described the Balochistan issue as “peripheral” and…
Drug-resistant typhoid spreads in Pakistan as antibiotics fail raising global concern
In recent years, Pakistan has been grappling with an unprecedented public health challenge: the spread…
An explosion inside a Pakistani police station claimed one child’s life and injured twenty-five cops.
A powerful blast ripped through a police station in northwest Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on…
Pakistan’s child labor problem gets worse while the government does little
Child labour continues to remain a major social problem in Pakistan as one in four…
Will Pakistan’s Economy Be Stabilized by the IMF’s $7 Billion Bailout?
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $7 billion loan for Pakistan aimed at helping the…
Typhoid sickness grows in Pakistan when medications fail, and drug-resistant strains are the last warning sign.
From his sickbed, eight-year-old Ukasha could see his siblings play with a ball in the…
This is the expected effect of the Taliban’s suspension of the polio vaccination effort in Afghanistan.
The Taliban recently announced that they are suspending its polio vaccination campaign in Afghanistan. The announcement was…
Afghanistan: Without women’s participation, there is no future
These were just some of the chilling observations and testimony from Afghan women, together with…