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

    August 14, 2026

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    August 3, 2026

    HRW: Taliban’s Assault on Human Rights Has Deepened; Governments Must Take Actions

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Three People Recently Take Their Own Lives in Afghanistan Amid Rising Suicide Rate

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Young Girl Takes Her Own Life in Northern Afghanistan Amid Rising Suicide Rates

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Teenage boy takes his own life in Daikundi amid rise in suicide rate

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