Taliban 'do not see women as human', says Malala
"Simply put, the Taliban in Afghanistan do not see women as human beings," she told an international summit hosted by Pakistan on girls education in Islamic countries. Ms Yousafzai told Muslim leaders there was "nothing Islamic" about the Taliban's policies which include preventing girls and women from accessing education and work.
Islamabad: A summit was organized by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad. The ...
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Pakistan’s girls’ education summit is led by Malala. Propaganda against Taliban, say AfghansAlthough Pakistan extended an invitation to its neighbour, Afghanistan declined to participate, reinforcing the ongoing ...
The presence of militant groups in Afghanistan under Taliban rule has long been a source of tension in regional security ...
While a reconciliation between the two estranged partners – the Taliban and Islamabad – seems impossible, the rift has opened ...
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai urged Muslim leaders on Sunday not to "legitimise" the Afghan Taliban government ...
Pakistan carried out airstrikes inside Afghanistan, which Islamabad blames for harboring extremists who have been waging an ...
In December 2022, through an article, I had inquired the state of Pakistan who we can blame for terrorism in Pakistan while ...
The Afghan Taliban has launched a wave of artillery strikes against Pakistani checkpoints across the border, raising fears of ...
Following the highest-level talks with Delhi since their takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, the Taliban's foreign office said ...
The Taliban are now reducing their over-reliance on Pakistan and exploring alliances and friendships beyond Islamabad ...
According to experts, Pakistan should refrain from launching an offensive in the Wakhan Corridor. at a time when its ...
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