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Afghanistan: Global outcry at 'institutionalised, systemic oppression of women' - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan: Global outcry at 'institutionalised, systemic oppression of women'

Ten months after Taliban forces seized Kabul, Afghanistan is still reeling from the chaotic events of last year’s US withdrawal. Since the withdrawal, Taliban leaders have banned women from many areas of employment, reneged on pledges to reopen schools for all girls and re-introduced face veils for women in public settings.

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Operation Pitting medals presented to personnel who evacuated 15,000 from Afghanistan in two weeks - Vimarsana News

Operation Pitting medals presented to personnel who evacuated 15,000 from Afghanistan in two weeks

ROYAL Air Force personnel who took part in Operation Pitting to evacuate personnel from Afghanistan have today been honoured in a medal presentation…

Essex MP John Baron warns Taliban still hunt UK contractors - Vimarsana News

Essex MP John Baron warns Taliban still hunt UK contractors

Afghan contractors who worked for the UK are still living in “constant fear of their lives” nearly a year after the fall of Kabul, ministers…

More than 150 men who worked at British embassy in Afghanistan remain in country - Vimarsana News

More than 150 men who worked at British embassy in Afghanistan remain in country

Some of the men claim to have been beaten by the Taliban because of their previous occupations.

Afghan interpreter in tearful reunion with British soldiers he saved from Taliban - Vimarsana News

Afghan interpreter in tearful reunion with British soldiers he saved from Taliban

LONDON: An Afghan interpreter who hid in a Kabul basement when the Taliban stormed the capital has been reunited with the British troops he worked with during the war in Afghanistan. Josh Roberts, Paul Standen, Sam Knight and Vance Bacon-Sharratt owe their lives to the interpreter, known as “Abdul,” who kept them aware of Taliban attacks and movements while attached to their