Welcome to Pak Afghan Youth Forum
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FIFA clears exiled Afghanistan women’s team to compete but faces criticism for delays in recognition and support.
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At a UNSC meeting, Denmark’s UN envoy urged full, equal participation for Afghan women as UNAMA’s mandate was extended.
Denmark Urges Full Rights and Participation for Afghan Women at UNSC Meeting Read More »
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UNSC to vote on extending UNAMA’s mandate until 2026, focusing on human rights, aid, and global engagement of Afghanistan.
UNSC Set To Vote On Extension of UNAMA’s Afghanistan Mission Read More »
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The European Union (EU) delegation in Afghanistan has stated that access to healthcare services for Afghan women and girls is essential. The EU delegation in Afghanistan emphasized on Thursday, March 13, that ensuring access to healthcare services for Afghan women and girls is crucial, especially amid ongoing challenges they face. The delegation mentioned that, in
Over 95,000 Afghan Women Receive Healthcare: EU Delegation Read More »
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The Afghan Interim Government (AIG) has implemented a ban on women attending mosques in the cities of Kandahar and Herat during the Ramadan prayers, including the Taraweeh prayers, which are performed after the Isha prayer. This decision, effective from the night of March 11, has sparked significant attention and debate both within Afghanistan and internationally.
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Nine countries have issued a joint statement backing the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor’s request for arrest warrants against IEA leader Hibatullah Akhundzada and Chief Justice Abdul Hakim Haqqani. The statement was signed by Denmark, France, Greece, Guyana, Panama, South Korea, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, and the United Kingdom. These countries condemned the IEA’s systematic gender
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UN expert Richard Bennett urges recognition of gender apartheid in Afghanistan as crime against humanity, highlighting worsening human rights violations.
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OIC stresses realistic engagement with Afghanistan, discussing security, education, and women’s rights during key meetings.
OIC Calls for Realistic Approach in Dialogue with Afghanistan Read More »
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A report by UNAMA highlights ongoing human rights violations in Afghanistan, focusing on discrimination and violence against women.
UNAMA Report Sheds Light On Persistent Human Rights Violations In Afghanistan Read More »
Examine the IEA’s governance in Afghanistan, global isolation, and the urgent need for reforms to ensure inclusivity and stability.
Is the IEA’s Governance Steering Afghanistan Toward Isolation or Inclusion? Read More »