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The United Nations says that since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, the country has become the most repressive in the world for women and girls

Meet the 22-year old journalist who refuses to stop reporting on the Taliban’s abuses against women.

Pakistan has witnessed a surge in terror attacks on its security officials over the past few months as the country struggles to fight back the Pakistan Taliban, Islamic State and other terror outfits that are slowly expanding their foothold in areas bordering Afghanistan.

KABUL: Afghan universities reopened on Monday after a winter break, but only men returned to class with a "heartbreaking" ban by the Taliban authorities on women in higher education still in force.

A day after eight political party leaders wrote a joint letter to PM Modi alleging "blatant misuse" of central agencies against the opposition, Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut likening raids against them by probe bodies with those by the al-Qaeda and Taliban. Read further on Dynamite News:

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After fleeing Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, a former head teacher from Kabul tries to make a new life in Canada.

Press members living under the Taliban, and living uncertain lives in Pakistan, must be given clarity say campaign groups

Mortaza Behboudi has been held in Afghanistan since January 7, two days after he arrived in his native Afghanistan on a reporting trip and his wife shares to The Mirror concerns on his welfare