Father of a princess 👸🏽
Welcome to the family 🐼🧿
Also, I would like to explain why I wasnt able to be at yesterdays match. A very happy event happened in my life - my daughter was born 👸🏽
It was very important for me to be there for her birth and to support my wife during this special moment.
I sincerely hope for your understanding, and I would like to apologize to the fans for not being able to take part in the first match.
Now I am back with the team and fully focused on the game. We will work even harder so that we can come back stronger in the next match and show the level of performance you deserve.
"Whenever I speak to Afghan girls and women, their number one fear is not other things, but that they would be forgotten."
Miah Park, chief of mission of the International Organization for Migration in Afghanistan, tells @MattBarbet about the conditions that women and girls are returning to.
The UN migration agency says more than six million Afghans came back from Pakistan and Iran between September 2023 and May this year.
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This video was sent to me by girl from Afghanistan. She says she just visited her school, a place she has been banned from for 1,644 days.
The empty walls and chairs felt like silent coffins. It made her cry. “I was prevented from learning because of my gender. I had big dreams.
Video report by @TOLOnews about Eight-year-old Noor Alam, the sole surviving member of a family from the Gardi-Kach area of Behsud District in Nangarhar who lost all his family members & close relatives four days ago in an airstrike by the Pakistani military regime.
A 6-year-old boy in Nangarhar, Afghanistan.
18 members of his family were killed in Pakistani Military’s airstrike.
He is one of only five survivors. Both his parents are gone. All his siblings gone. He now sits with an uncle who also lost his wife and children in the same strike.
In the video, he keeps crying:
“Take me to their graves.”
“I want Asadullah.”
“They are all dead.”
This is Pakistan’s Ramadan “gift.” The world will move on. But this child, his tribe, and Afghans will never forget until the debt is paid.