Afghanistan

Calling the Indian governance system a 'hell of secularism', it urges Indian Muslims to abandon the ideas of co-existence with non-Muslims.

The Taliban govt in Afghanistan had directed public and private universities to suspend access to university education for female students

Save the Children, the Norwegian Refugee Council, and CARE stopped working in Afghanistan after Taliban banned women working for NGOs

The UN will seek to meet with the Taliban leadership to obtain clarity on ban on women working in NGOs in Afghanistan

All domestic and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Afghanistan have been ordered by the Taliban govt to ban female employees

Several male students at the Nangarhar University in Jalalabad and at Kandahar University in Afghanistan staged a protest and expressed solidarity with the women. The male students walked out of the examination hall at the University and stood by women's rights in the country.

The ban on higher education comes three months after thousands of girls and women across the country took university entrance exams. 

When the Taliban ruled Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, they imposed a blanket ban on girls' education. It appears the same system will slowly creep into the country led by Islamists.

The Taliban, through their intelligence operations and access to employment records that the former government left behind, have identified new targets for arrest and execution. 

Mohammad Ismail Rahmani, a senior leader of Taliban, defended public executions and termed them as 'divine commands'.