Slain Activist Freshta Kohistani Laid to Rest December 27,2020
KAPISA - Women’s rights activist Freshta Kohistani and her brother, who were killed in an attack by unknown armed men on Thursday, were laid to rest in their hometown in Kapisa province on Friday. Their relatives blamed the government for failing to prevent targeted killings that have increased in recent weeks. Kohistani’s burial saw the saddest moments when her young and only son Mustafa was seen screaming on her coffin and chanting ‘I want my mother.’ “My mother was innocent,” Kohistani’s son said. “She was serving this nation but why she was martyred?”
Public Blame Game Detrimental to Afghan Peace: Pakistan
Pakistan on Sunday reiterated its “firm commitment” for lasting peace and stability in Afghanistan and said it is concerned about “some negative comments, which continue to emanate from certain official as well as unofficial Afghan circles.”
“We would continue to emphasize the mutually agreed fundamental principle that all bilateral issues including security and intelligence matters should be addressed through relevant bilateral forums and channels,” Pakistan’s Foreign Affairs Ministry said in a statement.
Appropriate institutional forums are in place for such discourse in the relevant Working Groups of APPAPS, the statement said, adding that, in addition, during the visit of Prime Minister of Pakistan to Kabul in November 2020 the two sides also agreed on further strengthening their contacts on matters related to security and peace process.
Peace Without Dignity Not Acceptable: VP Saleh
2020-12-24 14 1 minute read استاد دانش: از نگاه مردم افغانستان حفظ ارزش های مندرج قانون اساسی از اولویت های اصلی در روند صلح است
Kabul (BNA) Speaking at Kabul Model United Nations event held at Government Media and Information Center on Thursday, First Vice President Amrullah Saleh said Afghanistan wants “a peace that is acceptable to all sides and all people”. He said the Taliban has problems with Afghanistan’s flag, its sovereignty, constitution, resources and “everything else.” “Death, to be hanged, is far more honorable than an agreement where I take the right to vote away from my people and give it to a certain circle, in the name of a peace deal.
Apologise, Afghanistan tells China after busting its espionage cell in Kabul tibet.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from tibet.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Two Chinese nationals were arrested; arms, ammunition recovered from homes
On the aforementioned date, NDS arrested a Chinese national Li Yangyang from his residence in Kabul. He had been working in the West Asian nation since July.
Arms, ammunition, explosives, including Ketamine powder, were also recovered from his home, reports
On the same day, another Chinese national Sha Hung was also arrested. She stayed in the Shirpur area of Kabul and also stocked explosives in her home.
Meetings
The spies held meetings with the Haqqani Network
After the arrests of Yangyang and Hung, believed to be the ones driving the espionage system in Afghanistan, more spies were nabbed.