Deportation of Afghan refugees in Germany met with reactions from political parties. Germany continues to emphasize its strict policy on the deportation of Afghan refugees, but the decision has met with strong reactions from domestic political parties. German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announced on Thursday, 7 August 2025, that the process of returning refugees accused
Women hairdressers: The Taliban demand money from us and make immoral offers. Reports from several women hairdressers in Kabul paint a grim picture of corruption and abuse by Taliban forces, where they ostensibly claim to implement “Sharia” but in practice engage in threats, blackmail and abuse of women’s rights. One of these women, referring to
Haibatullah praised the scholars, but did not mention their sexual corruption. In a meeting with the scholars, Haibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban leader, called them “the greatest servants of God” and considered their role in guiding society vital. This is while many of these same scholars are either immersed in moral scandals or justify it with
Sexual abuse of children in Taliban religious institutions. Various sources in the country report a worrying spread of sexual abuse of male children by members of the Taliban group; A phenomenon that has become common and accepted behavior among the group’s commanders in many provinces. Field reports from provinces such as Faryab, Kandahar, Kunduz, Khost
The Taliban have destroyed a Shiite mosque in Kabul, displaced families and given their homes to their relatives. Local sources in Kabul report that the Taliban group continues to pressure and discriminatory policies against religious minorities, especially Shiites. According to these sources, the Taliban recently destroyed a Shiite mosque in the Senatorim area of Kabul
Six Kabul University students arrested; Taliban accuse them of “promoting atheistic ideas.” The Taliban’s Ministry of Good Conduct and Prevention of Evil has announced that 6 Kabul University students have been arrested on charges of “promoting atheistic ideas.” Ministry spokesman Saiful Islam Khyber said on Tuesday, August 6, that the students had been under surveillance
Taliban arrests and extorts female hairdressers in Kabul. Continuing the pressure on working women, local sources from Kabul say that the Taliban have arrested dozens of female hairdressers in recent days by raiding women’s hairdressers in the Dasht-e-Barchi and Shahr-e-Naw areas. According to the sources, these hairdressers were operating secretly and with restrictions. However, Taliban
Hezb-e-Wahdat: Taliban have turned nomads into a repressive force in Hazaras. The Hezb-e-Wahdat Islamic Party of Afghanistan, led by Mohammad Karim Khalili, has accused the Taliban of using nomads as a local armed force to suppress residents of Hazara areas. In a statement issued by the party, it was stated that nomads have entered the
The Taliban imposed stricter regulations on dress and behavior at wedding ceremonies. The Taliban’s Ministry of Encouraging Good and Preventing Evil has imposed new restrictions on how wedding ceremonies can be held in Kabul. According to the letter from the Kabul Wedding Halls Association, the orders were issued verbally by the ministry and include a
Moral corruption at high levels of the Taliban; symbolic treatment of the president of Balkh University. Internal Taliban sources have confirmed that Maulvi Zia-ul-Haq Karimi, the former president of Balkh University, has been removed from his position due to committing an immoral act. According to a released video, Karimi is seen talking to security personnel
