Human Rights
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UNAMA’s “Afghanistan Mosaic” Plan Faces Severe Criticism at Antalya Talks
DIDPress: At the fourth round of the Antalya Process talks, which began on Monday, May 26, 2025, in Antalya, Turkey, a proposal known as the “Afghanistan Mosaic”, prepared by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), has faced harsh…
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Pakistan’s Prisons; New Torture Chambers for Afghan Refugees
DIDPress: Amid intensified house-to-house arrest operations in Pakistan, Afghan refugees have reported violent treatment at the hands of the country’s security forces in prisons and detention centers. As pressure mounts on Afghan refugees residing in Pakistan, new reports have emerged…
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Afghanistan Women Urge Prosecution of Khalilzad’s Wife
DIDPress: Around 64 entities and movements working in the fields of human rights and transitional justice have issued an open letter, demanding legal action against Cheryl Benard, Zalmay Khalilzad’s wife. Khalilzad was former U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Peace process.…
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Afghanistan in Darkness: Ban on Images of People in Afghanistan Media
DIDPress: The Taliban have recently banned the publication of images of people in 18 provinces, with plans to extend this prohibition across the entire country soon. The Taliban have issued a new directive banning the publication of images of people…
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Three UN Conditions for Handing Over Afghanistan’s Seat to the Taliban
The United Nations, as part of a political plan with mutual conditions, is considering transferring Afghanistan’s seat to the Taliban.
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UN Emphasizes Bilateral Negotiations for Recognizing Taliban Government
Kabul, Afghanistan – Indrika Ratwatte, the UN spokesperson in Afghanistan, stated that the decision to recognize the Taliban government falls under the authority of the UN General Assembly. He underscored the importance of direct dialogues to address concerns and find…
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