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Kabul’s female mannequins covered with black plastic bags – A symbol of Taliban rule in Afghanistan

The women customers feel a sense of fear as they look at the hooded mannequins donned in elaborate dresses. "When I see them, I feel that these mannequins are also captured and trapped, and I get a sense of fear. I feel like I see myself behind these shop windows, an Afghan woman who has been deprived of all her rights," a woman shopping at the Lycee Maryam Street was quoted as saying.

Afghanistan: Ministry of Education of Taliban government tests the knowledge of Islam of their employees through an exam

Ever since the Taliban have taken back thge control of Afghanistan, strict Islamic rules are being imposed in Afghanistan.

So my number is 25: Prince Harry reveals the number of Talibs he took out during his military deployment in Afghanistan

Prince Harry said that he felt no guilt for taking out 25 Talibs because he did not forget the horrors of the 9/11 attack

Afghan refugees, most of them women and children, languish in Pakistani jails after escaping from Taliban

Regarding Afghan refugees' plight, PTM's leader Manzoor Pashteen tweeted, "Afghan girls are deprived of knowledge in Afghanistan and innocent Afghan girls are imprisoned in Pakistan". In response to this tweet, a Sindh Government Minister questioned these claims.

‘Ram Mandir will be destroyed like 360 idols of Kaaba’: Al Qaeda’s Ghazwa-e-Hind magazine asks Indian Muslims to wage war against ‘Hindu’ rule.

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

Afghan leader shames Pakistan by sharing pic of Pak Army surrendering to Indian Army after 1971 Bangladesh Liberation war

Pakistan has historically followed a "Strategic Depth Policy" towards Afghanistan, whereby it attempts to control the country as a political pawn and strategic hedge vis-a-vis India. 

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan challenges Pakistan’s sovereignty, declares parallel government with new cabinet

According to Pakistani Minister Rana Sanaullah, TTP terrorists have a numerical strength of 7,000-10,000 in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province

Afghanistan: Kabul University professor tears up diploma certificate to oppose Taliban’s ban on women education

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

Tehreek-e-Taliban attacked defense establishments in Pakistan 148 times during the past year

The rise of the Taliban in Afghanistan has given these terror attacks by TTP a boost. But the Pakistan government seems reluctant to take action against them,

Three major international organisations stop working in Afghanistan after the Taliban government banned women from working in NGOs

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

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