Research Reports

Amnesty International, marking the start of the new academic year in Afghanistan, has stated that the Taliban’s ban on girls’ education is unjustifiable. On Saturday, March 22, 2025, Amnesty Internat...

The United Kingdom’s diplomatic mission for Afghanistan has stated that with the beginning of the new academic year of the country, an additional 400,000 girls in the country will be deprived of educa...

Robert Dixon, the chargé d’affaires of the British Embassy for Afghanistan, has described the Taliban’s ban on girls’ education as a tragedy. On Sunday, March 23, Dixon posted a message on his X acc...

[caption id="attachment_1079" align="alignnone" width="300"] Richard Bennett, UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of Human Rights in Afghanistan, speaks during a press conference in Kabul on May 26...

The Taliban have publicly whipped 37 individuals, including seven women, across multiple provinces over the past two weeks, according to statements from the Taliban Supreme Court. On March 11, six in...

Two Afghan LGBTQ+ activists have been detained by Taliban authorities at Kabul International Airport, according to human rights activist Nemat Sadat. Sadat, executive director of Roshaniya, an organi...

Human Rights Watch and the Sport & Rights Alliance are urging FIFA to recognize the Afghan women’s football team in exile, citing ongoing gender discrimination that threatens to exclude the team from...

As the Taliban marked the fourth year of Afghanistan’s new academic year, Sima Bahous, head of UN Women, has called for the reopening of schools for girls above sixth grade. On Tuesday, March 25, Ba...

A group of countries, led by Iceland, has issued a joint statement urging the UN Human Rights Council to hold the Taliban accountable for widespread human rights violations. According to Human Rights...

As Afghanistan enters its fourth year of school closures for girls, UNAMA has once again expressed its deep disappointment with the Taliban. In a statement, Rosa Otunbayeva, head of UNAMA, warned tha...

Amnesty International, marking the start of the new academic year in Afghanistan, has stated that the Taliban’s ban on girls’ education is unjustifiable. On Saturday, March 22, 2025, Amnesty Intern...

Hamia Naderi Following their takeover of Afghanistan, the Taliban continue to implement brutal corporal punishments, contradicting their claims of respecting human rights and human dignity. In less...