Ban
-
Afghanistan
Taliban Enforce 50 New Rules on Afghanistan Universities, Ban Smartphones, Images
DID Press: Taliban Ministry of Higher Education has issued a new 10-page decree imposing 50 additional restrictions on university professors, staff, and students — including a ban on smartphones, the removal of all images depicting living beings, and a mandatory…
Read More » -
Afghanistan
UN Warns Ban on Girls’ Education Threatening Afghanistan’s Future
DID Press: On the fourth anniversary of the Taliban’s return to power, the UN voiced deep concern over the ongoing ban on girls’ education in Afghanistan, describing it as a “major loss” for the country’s future. Georgette Gagnon, Deputy Special…
Read More » -
Afghanistan
Justice Ministry Bans Rent Hikes over 10% in Afghanistan
DID Press: The caretaker government’s Ministry of Justice announced that homeowners are not allowed to raise residential rents by more than 10% compared to the previous year. The decision, aimed at protecting tenants and preventing financial exploitation, was approved during…
Read More » -
Afghanistan
Survey Report – The ban on the publication of live images is an ideological and restrictive decision
Following the Taliban government’s ban on local media, which has recently covered more provinces, Did News Agency conducted an online survey among its audience. The results of the survey show different views of citizens on the motives and consequences of…
Read More » -
Human Rights
Nationwide Protest in UK Against Ban on “Action for Palestine”
DIDPress: Following the controversial decision by the British government to ban the activities of the group “Action for Palestine” and to designate it as a terrorist organization, nationwide protests were held in various cities across the country. According to news…
Read More » -
Afghanistan
Ban on Persian Language in Offices Untrue, says Caretaker Government
DIDPress: Spokesperson of Afghanistan’s acting Interior Ministry denied reports alleging a ban on the use of Persian (Dari) in official correspondence. Abdul Matin Qane dismissed circulating claims—attributed to Sirajuddin Haqqani—that administrative communications must be conducted exclusively in Pashto. “The Interior…
Read More » -
Afghanistan
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…
Read More »