Sources have reported that Taliban leader Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada has postponed the Loya Jirga, which was planned to legitimize the group’s government and make new decisions, due to internal disputes within the Taliban’s top leadership. According to the report, a number of senior Taliban figures, including Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani; Defense Minister Mullah Yaqub; Red
Alarming increase in suicides among Afghan women; “Suicide is not the solution” campaign launched Following the increase in suicides among Afghan women in recent weeks, including the suicide of a young Afghan girl in Pakistan and the self-immolation of Abida in Ghor province, a new campaign titled “Suicide is not the solution” has been launched.
General Abdul Malik, the leader of the Freedom Party, has called for the start of an “international” discourse under the supervision of the United Nations and the Islamic Conference in response to recent statements by Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Mottaki, calling the intra-Afghan talks a failed experiment. The comments followed Amir Khan Mottaki’s remarks
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has released a video message emphasizing the importance of freedom of expression and the role of journalists in society, saying: “When journalists cannot work, we all suffer.” Noting that freedom of expression is a vital foundation of democracy and human rights, Guterres added: “Journalists must be able to carry out their
Afghan Turk Women’s Movement: Abida was a victim of forced marriage and violence under a regime of force and oppression, a regime that tramples on women’s human rights and dignity. The Turkish Women’s Movement, protesting the self-immolation of Abida, a daughter of Ghori, under the Taliban regime, has expressed its deep sorrow and anger over
Turkish Women’s Movement: Mullah Hanafi has no right to distribute land and relocate refugees in the Northern provinces of the country. Turkish Women’s Movement; The Taliban have expressed concern over the relocation of returnees from Pakistan in Northern Afghanistan and called for an end to the process. The movement said in a letter that the
Following the spread of reactions to the systematic settlement of Pashtun and Waziristan migrants in the Northern provinces, Sardar Mohammad Rahman Oghly, former Afghan ambassador to Ukraine, has warned of the worrying consequences of this process. Rahman Oghly considered this Taliban policy a targeted attempt to change the demographic makeup of non-Pashtun-populated areas and emphasized
The Afghan embassy in Ankara, which is now run by the Taliban, said on its X.com page on Monday that it would resume the process of issuing passports to Afghan citizens living in Turkey from tomorrow. The announcement said that applicants can apply for passports based on the conditions set. Although the Turkish government has
The Green Movement, led by Amrullah Saleh, warned in a statement that “the expansion of the influence of the Pashtun population in northern Afghanistan after the Doha agreement and the return of the Taliban to power poses a complex threat to Russia and other regional countries that have strategic interests in Central Asia, bringing about
In response to the establishment of settlements under the name of Muhajirin in Faryab and other northern provinces, General Abdul Malik, the leader of the Freedom Party, said that the relocation of carriers in these provinces could lead to ethnic tensions. Mr. Malek wrote on his X-page that Faryab is the ancestral land of Faryabis
