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World Report 2022: Afghanistan | Human Rights Watch

After the Taliban takeover of the country in August, the protracted Afghanistan conflict abruptly gave way to an accelerating human rights and humanitarian crisis. The Taliban immediately rolled back women’s rights advances and media freedom—among the foremost achievements of the post-2001 reconstruction effort. Most secondary schools for girls were closed, and women were prohibited from working in most government jobs and many other areas.

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Afghanistan's tragedy | Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal

July 21, 2021 —
Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from Against the Current — Afghanistan has been in a state of chaos since at least the Taliban resurgence in 2006 and the entry of the Islamic State group (Daesh) more recently. Assaults have been made not just on Afghan police units and U.S. military targets but also on prisons, schools, funerals and maternity wards across the country. In early 2017, the UN estimated that some 18,000 civilians had been killed since 2015 alone.
Taliban gunmen attacked the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul in January 2018. Daesh attacked offices and staff members of international NGOs. Women and men who have worked with those offices have been targeted with threatening “night letters” and some with assassination.

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Afghanistan's Tragedy - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine

Afghanistan's Tragedy - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine
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Afghanistan: Taliban Target Journalists, Women in Media « RAWA News

Human Rights Watch: (New York) – Taliban forces are deliberately targeting journalists and other media workers, including women, in Afghanistan, Human Rights Watch said today. Threats and attacks against journalists across the country have increased sharply since talks began between the Afghan government and the Taliban, heightening concerns about preserving freedom of expression and the media in any peace settlement.

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Afghanistan: Taliban Target Journalists, Women in Media - Afghanistan

Afghanistan: Taliban Target Journalists, Women in Media - Afghanistan
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Afghanistan: Taliban Target Journalists, Women in Media

Afghanistan: Taliban Target Journalists, Women in Media
Attacks Highlight Need to Uphold Press Freedom in Peace Settlement
People move the body of a female media worker who was killed by gunmen in Jalalabad, east of Kabul, Afghanistan on March 2, 2021.
© 2021 AP Photo/Sadaqat Ghorzang, File
(New York) – Taliban forces are deliberately targeting journalists and other media workers, including women, in Afghanistan, Human Rights Watch said today. Threats and attacks against journalists across the country have increased sharply since talks began between the Afghan government and the Taliban, heightening concerns about preserving freedom of expression and the media in any peace settlement.

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Afghanistan: Targeted Killings of Civilians Escalate

Afghanistan: Targeted Killings of Civilians Escalate
Investigate Recent Insurgent Attacks on Women, Religious Minorities
Security personnel inspect the site of a bomb attack in Kabul, Afghanistan on Monday, March 15, 2021.
AP Photo/Rahmat Gul
(New York) – Insurgent groups in Afghanistan have escalated their targeted killings of women and religious minorities, Human Rights Watch said today. Recent attacks have killed at least five women, mostly journalists and media workers, and seven factory workers from the minority Hazara community.
The Afghan authorities should carry out prompt and thorough investigations into the killings, which are apparent war crimes, and prosecute those responsible wherever possible.

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Afghanistan: Targeted Killings of Civilians Escalate - Afghanistan

Afghanistan: Targeted Killings of Civilians Escalate
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Investigate Recent Insurgent Attacks on Women, Religious Minorities
(New York) -- Insurgent groups in Afghanistan have escalated their targeted killings of women and religious minorities, Human Rights Watch said today. Recent attacks have killed at least five women, mostly journalists and media workers, and seven factory workers from the minority Hazara community.
The Afghan authorities should carry out prompt and thorough investigations into the killings, which are apparent war crimes, and prosecute those responsible wherever possible.
"A recent surge in targeted killings appears intended to drive women from public life and spread terror among minority communities," said Patricia Gossman, associate Asia director. "Unidentified attackers have also gone after journalists, civil society activists, and professionals, killing many, driving some from the country, and leaving the rest to live in fear."

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