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Taliban prevents 100 Afghan female students from boarding flight to Dubai

Taliban prevents 100 Afghan female students from boarding flight to Dubai
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UAE pledges additional $15 million to UN Women

UAE pledges additional $15 million to UN Women
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Humanitarian aid should not be linked to political conditions: Muttaqi

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) minister of foreign affairs has urged the international community not to “link humanitarian aid to political issues”. Addressing a seminar in Kabul, on international law of human rights, the foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said “we have a common responsibility with the international community in addressing the problems of

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Middle East nations speak out against IEA s decision to ban women from university

Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey are among several Islamic countries to condemn the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) decision to ban women from attending university. Female university students were turned away on Wednesday after academic institutions were sent a letter by the Afghan higher education ministry on Tuesday evening enforcing the decision. The move was

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IEA s minister of higher education outlines reasons for women s education ban

In an interview with Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan-run RTA on Thursday night, the minister of higher education Neda Mohammad Nadeem said there were a number of reasons behind the decision to ban women from attending university. He said reforms imposed by the IEA on the higher education sector had not been implemented. According to him,

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