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Made up exclusively of men who are senior taliban figures. several of them are on a un sanctions list aimed at those who pose a threat to international peace. despite taliban assurances about access to education, only male students were told to return to secondary schools in september. the taliban have said they are working on a way of allowing girls to go back to high schools. a month into the talibans rule, the un warned that the country was at risk of "universal poverty". the uns migration ch...

Made up exclusively of men who are senior taliban figures. several of them are on a un sanctions list aimed at those who pose a threat to international peace. despite taliban assurances about access to education, only male students were told to return to secondary schools in september. the taliban have said they are working on a way of allowing girls to go back to high schools. a month into the talibans rule, the un warned that the country was at risk of "universal poverty". the uns migration ch...

TDT | Manama The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com The Kingdom of Bahrain and the...

Luke Nacei 19 February, 2021, 1:30 am Permanent Secretary for Defence,National Security and Policing, Manasa Lesuma during the launch of National Anti-Human Trafficking Strategy and Action Plan at GPH in Suva. Picture: RAMA THE trafficking of human beings does not respect borders and is one of the worst forms of violence that impinges on the fundamental rights of human beings. This, according to International Organization for Migration Chief of Mission in Fiji, Solomon Kantha. He was speaking a...

The Fiji Times Udra Prasad consoles his daughter Rital Prasad at Nadele, Sabeto. Picture: BALJEET SINGH Hullo readers. In The Fiji Times edition of Thursday, February 18, 2021, we are continuing our coverage of the controversial deportation of Professor Pal Ahluwalia, and we continue to receive reactions as this story develops with stakeholders now engaged in a series of meetings to rectify this situation. Also, by now, we’d presume that our readers in Fiji, and surely from around the world ...