ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Crimes Against Humanity
The ICC prosecutor requested arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Haibatullah Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani for crimes against humanity, specifically the persecution of Afghan women and girls since August 2021, citing over 100 edicts stripping them of basic rights and creating a gender apartheid...
ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Crimes Against Humanity
The ICC prosecutor requested arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Haibatullah Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani for crimes against humanity, specifically the persecution of Afghan women and girls since August 2021, citing over 100 edicts stripping them of basic rights and creating a gender apartheid...
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ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Persecution of Women
The ICC prosecutor will seek arrest warrants for two top Taliban leaders for crimes against humanity due to systematic persecution of Afghan women and girls since August 2021, including denying them education and restricting their movement.
ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Persecution of Women
The ICC prosecutor will seek arrest warrants for two top Taliban leaders for crimes against humanity due to systematic persecution of Afghan women and girls since August 2021, including denying them education and restricting their movement.
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44% Bias Score
ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Gender-Based Crimes
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Haibatullah Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani for the crime against humanity of persecution on gender grounds, due to their systematic suppression of women's rights in Afghanistan since August 2021, including bann...
ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Gender-Based Crimes
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Haibatullah Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani for the crime against humanity of persecution on gender grounds, due to their systematic suppression of women's rights in Afghanistan since August 2021, including bann...
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Trump Suspends Afghan Refugee Resettlement Program
President Trump's January 27th suspension of the US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) leaves roughly 15,000 at-risk Afghans in Pakistan awaiting US resettlement in limbo, jeopardizing their safety and contradicting prior US commitments.
Trump Suspends Afghan Refugee Resettlement Program
President Trump's January 27th suspension of the US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) leaves roughly 15,000 at-risk Afghans in Pakistan awaiting US resettlement in limbo, jeopardizing their safety and contradicting prior US commitments.
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US-Taliban Prisoner Exchange: Two Americans Freed
The Taliban exchanged two American prisoners, Ryan Corbitt and William McCants, for Khan Mohammad, a Taliban member serving a life sentence in the US for drug-related terrorism, following two years of negotiations facilitated by Qatar.
US-Taliban Prisoner Exchange: Two Americans Freed
The Taliban exchanged two American prisoners, Ryan Corbitt and William McCants, for Khan Mohammad, a Taliban member serving a life sentence in the US for drug-related terrorism, following two years of negotiations facilitated by Qatar.
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U.S.-Taliban Prisoner Swap Frees Two Americans
The United States and Afghanistan's Taliban conducted a prisoner swap on Tuesday, freeing two Americans, including Ryan Corbett who was abducted in August 2022, in exchange for Khan Mohammed, a Taliban figure serving a life sentence in California for drug trafficking and terrorism.
U.S.-Taliban Prisoner Swap Frees Two Americans
The United States and Afghanistan's Taliban conducted a prisoner swap on Tuesday, freeing two Americans, including Ryan Corbett who was abducted in August 2022, in exchange for Khan Mohammed, a Taliban figure serving a life sentence in California for drug trafficking and terrorism.
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ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders for Crimes Against Humanity
The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Taliban leader Hibatullah Achundsada and Justice Minister Abdul Hakim Hakkani for crimes against humanity due to the systematic persecution of women since August 15, 2021, including murder, torture, and rape, aiming to exclude women f...
ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders for Crimes Against Humanity
The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Taliban leader Hibatullah Achundsada and Justice Minister Abdul Hakim Hakkani for crimes against humanity due to the systematic persecution of women since August 15, 2021, including murder, torture, and rape, aiming to exclude women f...
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ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Top Taliban Officials Over Persecution of Women and LGBTQI+ Community
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor requested arrest warrants for two top Afghan Taliban officials, Hibatullah Akhunzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, for crimes against humanity due to their persecution of women and the LGBTQI+ community, marking the first time such attacks have been con...
ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Top Taliban Officials Over Persecution of Women and LGBTQI+ Community
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor requested arrest warrants for two top Afghan Taliban officials, Hibatullah Akhunzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, for crimes against humanity due to their persecution of women and the LGBTQI+ community, marking the first time such attacks have been con...
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ICC Investigates Taliban Leaders for Gender Persecution in Afghanistan
The ICC prosecutor is investigating Taliban leaders, including Hibatulá Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqani, for gender persecution in Afghanistan, citing the Taliban's systematic suppression of women's rights since regaining power in 2021, including restrictions on education, employment, and public l...
ICC Investigates Taliban Leaders for Gender Persecution in Afghanistan
The ICC prosecutor is investigating Taliban leaders, including Hibatulá Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqani, for gender persecution in Afghanistan, citing the Taliban's systematic suppression of women's rights since regaining power in 2021, including restrictions on education, employment, and public l...
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Funding Cuts Cripple Aid to Afghan Women
Funding cuts are the biggest threat to Afghan women, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council, which saw aid to Afghans fall from 772,484 people in 2022 to 491,435 in 2023, half of whom are women. This comes as the Taliban continue to restrict women's access to education and healthcare.
Funding Cuts Cripple Aid to Afghan Women
Funding cuts are the biggest threat to Afghan women, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council, which saw aid to Afghans fall from 772,484 people in 2022 to 491,435 in 2023, half of whom are women. This comes as the Taliban continue to restrict women's access to education and healthcare.
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US-Taliban Prisoner Exchange: Two Americans Freed
Two American prisoners, Ryan Corbett and William McKenty, were freed by the Taliban in exchange for Khan Mohammad, a life-sentenced narco-terrorist, following "long and productive" negotiations; Corbett's family expressed gratitude.
US-Taliban Prisoner Exchange: Two Americans Freed
Two American prisoners, Ryan Corbett and William McKenty, were freed by the Taliban in exchange for Khan Mohammad, a life-sentenced narco-terrorist, following "long and productive" negotiations; Corbett's family expressed gratitude.
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\"ICRC Aid Cut Exposes Afghanistan's Healthcare Crisis in Kandahar\"\
In Kandahar's Mirwais Hospital, patients, including widows and children, lack access to affordable medicine following the International Committee of the Red Cross's withdrawal of aid, exposing systemic healthcare challenges and the Taliban government's struggle to compensate for the funding gap.
\"ICRC Aid Cut Exposes Afghanistan's Healthcare Crisis in Kandahar\"\
In Kandahar's Mirwais Hospital, patients, including widows and children, lack access to affordable medicine following the International Committee of the Red Cross's withdrawal of aid, exposing systemic healthcare challenges and the Taliban government's struggle to compensate for the funding gap.
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44% Bias Score