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South Asia News: In Kabul, girls as young as 16 have been apprehended for violating the Taliban's stringent hijab regulations.

Afghanistan's acting minister of virtue and vice said women have not been observing the proper way to wear the hijab while visiting the park.

The condition of women in Afghanistan seems to be worsening by the day. On comparing the status of women in the nation today with back in the 90s, we only ended up finding more disturbing insights into the lives of girls and women in Afghanistan.

Women in Afghanistan are struggling to cope under the latest rules introduced by the Taliban government that restrict womens freedom, including bans on attending school and even a ban on

The final resting place of the founder of the Taliban has finally been revealed by the outfit, after keeping his death secret for years.

An afghan journalist says that militants were telling store owners to chop the heads off of all of the mannequins saying its against islam to worship idols. the taliban also detaining a kabul university professor that confronted a senior official on live tv. journalist, activist masih alinejad is here with us. first, to trey yingst live. >> martha, good afternoon. life under taliban rules continues to deteriorate for the afghan people. shop owners were told to behead mannequins. all of this rela...

Ferozi and her family, including husband and 5-year-old daughter, were flown out of Kabul by U.S. Military in August.

I know if we go to work, the taliban will whip us and send us home. its hard. the vice and virtue police enforce the taliban rules. and taliban supporters feel emboldened to speak out. later, the taliban distanced themselves from his remarks.

Girls allowed to attend secondary schools in Afghanistans Kunduz, claim Taliban