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    Over 50 UN Member States Call on Taliban to Respect Human Rights, End Discrimination

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August 21, 2023

Local Radio and TV station resumes broadcast in Nangarhar following Taliban shut down

August 12, 2023

Taliban publicly flogs nine individuals in three provinces of Afghanistan

August 5, 2023

CPJ urges Taliban to stop media crackdown in Afghanistan

August 2, 2023

Taliban shuts radio station in Nangarhar for training women

July 19, 2023

Taliban accused of abducting journalist in Nangarhar province

June 27, 2023

Storm and floods claim ten lives, injure five in Nangarhar province

June 18, 2023

Fifth case of polio detected in Nangarhar province

June 11, 2023

Two girls among the three dead in Nangarhar and Faryab provinces

June 4, 2023

Two killed in separate incidents in Nangarhar and Kapisa provinces

June 4, 2023

Three killed in separate incidents in Nangarhar and Zabul amid surge in murders

June 2, 2023

Taliban claims elimination of key ISIS-K commander in Nangarhar province

June 2, 2023

Afghanistan records the fourth case of polio in Nangarhar province

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