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Afghanistan

FIFA Lets Exiled Afghan Women Represent Afghanistan in Official Competitions

The decision restores an official route for Afghan women in exile to play for their country despite the Taliban’s ban on women’s sport.

UN Warns Taliban Decree Expands Executions and Criminalizes Dissent

UN Security Council Renews Taliban Sanctions Monitoring After Report Finds Permissive Environment for TTP in Afghanistan

Berlinale Opens With Shahrbanoo Sadat’s ‘No Good Men’

Afghanistan Chief Selector Criticizes Australia for Linking Cricket to Politics

Afghan Women United Open FIFA Morocco Series With 6-1 Loss to Chad

Pakistan, China, Russia and Iran Press Taliban for Verifiable Crackdown in Joint UNGA Statement

Four Years On, Taliban Keep Girls Out of School as New Data and Calls for Action Mount

UN Demands Taliban Lift Ban Blocking Its Afghan Female Staff, Warns Aid at Risk

Germany Sets Record for Follow-Up Asylum Claims as Afghan Cases Surge

FIFA Holds Final ID Camp for Afghan Women to Build Refugee Team for Friendlies

Pakistan Detains Afghan Pledge-Holders; Germany Urges Immediate Release

UN Expert Declares Taliban’s Legal Repression of Afghan Women Crimes Against Humanity

Online Academies Provide Education to Over 4,000 Afghan Women Barred by Taliban

ICC Unseals Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders on Gender Crimes

India Abstains From UN Vote on Afghanistan, Calls for Balanced Strategy

FIFA Pledges Support for Afghan Women’s Football Team but Stops Short of Recognition

Afghanistan Stuns England to Keep Champions Trophy Hopes Alive

ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Gender-Based Persecution Crimes

England Faces Calls to Boycott Afghanistan Match Over Women's Rights Abuses