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AFP
Jul 24, 2025

UN says Taliban committing ‘rights violations’ against Afghan returnees

Large-scale deportation campaigns launched by Iran and Pakistan have forced millions of Afghans to return to Afghanistan, including more than 1.9 million this year, the overwhelming majority from Iran.

Pakistan

AFP
Jan 31, 2025

Indian soldiers kill two in Kashmir near Pakistan border

Muslim-majority Kashmir has been divided between nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan since their independence in 1947, with both claiming the territory in full.

World

Reuters
Jan 23, 2025

Bangladesh’s high growth under ousted PM Hasina was ‘fake’

Hasina has been credited with turning around the economy and the country’s massive garments industry during her 15 years in power.

World

Web Desk
Jan 07, 2025

US military relocated 11 Yemeni detainees from Guantanamo Bay

The transfer occurred as the Pentagon reported that only 15 people remain incarcerated at the site.

World

Reuters
Nov 19, 2024

Gaza war: EU ministers reject move to freeze dialogue with Israel

An EU official had written about “serious concerns about possible breaches of international humanitarian law in Gaza”.

World

Reuters
Sep 18, 2024

US issues fresh Iran sanctions over alleged human rights violations

Sanctions target members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Iranian prison officials “and those responsible for lethal operations overseas”

World

Web Desk
May 29, 2024

China issues report on US human rights violations in 2023

Overseas, the United States has long pursued hegemonism, practiced unilateralism and power politics, and created humanitarian crises, the report said.

Sport

Web Desk
Apr 16, 2024

Olympian urges IOC to ban Afghanistan due to Taliban’s treatment

The IOC said that athletes needed a refugee status confirmed by the United Nations refugee agency to be eligible for the IOC Refugee Olympic Team.

World

Web Desk
Dec 08, 2023

UN experts warn of potential rights violations for Afghans

Specific groups among the returning Afghans who are most susceptible to adverse effects include women and girls, religious and ethnic minorities, former government officials, and persons with disabilities.