Pakistan carried out brutal airstrikes today, killing more than 400 civilians. Innocent people have once again become victims of violence. These attacks must stop. Where are human rights when innocent people are being killed?
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«من معتقدم در این حملات هواییِ پاکستان بیش از همه مردمِ بیگناه—بهویژه زنان و کودکان—کشته شدهاند. شرم است به سیاستمداران خائن و وطنفروش از کشتهشدن اطفال و زنان خوشحال میشوند، و حمله پاکستان را استقبال میکنند
عید قربان مبارک!
با آرزوی قبولی طاعات و عبادات شما در این روز با برکت، امیدوارم که عید قربان برایتان پر از صلح، مهربانی و لبخندهای صمیمانه باشد.
باشد که فداکاری و بخشش این روز بزرگ، الهامبخش قلبهایمان برای ساختن جهانی پر از محبت و همدلی باشد.
عیدتان خجسته و روزگارتان پرنور!
Great news . ICC to formally support Afghan women cricketers
A dedicated fund and robust high-performance programme will be set up to help Afghan women cricketers
"My father sold me to feed his stomach." "The pain of the 100 lashes the Taliban gave me in front of the public is engraved in my brain, mind, and bones." "My father is more cruel than the Taliban. I am sick, I weave carpets to earn money to go to the doctor, but my father says, why should a girl go to the doctor?" These are the quotes of Afghan girls and women who are experiencing their tragic lives under the shadow of the gun and the so-called Islamic regime of the Taliban.
November 25th is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women; but, in Afghanistan, violence in every sense has rooted deeply in every aspect of women's lives, intertwined with every moment of their existence, to the extent that the phenomenon of violence has become an inseparable part of the lives of women and girls in this country.
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Zan News: Nila Ibrahimi, a 17-year-old Afghan girl, has won the International Children's Peace Prize awarded by the "Kids Rights" foundation.
The award was presented to Nila Ibrahimi on Tuesday (November 19), coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the founding of the "Kids Rights" foundation in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
The Kids Rights Foundation stated that Nila won this award after competing against 165 individuals from 47 countries worldwide.
After receiving the award, Nila Ibrahimi said, "Winning this award means that the voices of Afghan women and girls will be heard across the world. We must all empower and give hope to them during the darkest times."
Mark Dolard, founder and president of the Kids Rights Foundation, stated, "Women and girls across Afghanistan are currently facing unbearable oppression. The ban on education beyond elementary school has resulted in an astonishing deprivation of 2.5 million girls in Afghanistan from schooling. Nila’s inspiring work in giving a voice that resonates globally makes her a truly deserving winner of this year's 20th International Children's Peace Prize."
The Kids Rights Foundation added that Nila Ibrahimi has been recognized for leading a musical protest movement in Afghanistan and inspiring other girls in the country to demand their rights and fight against injustice through public speeches and international activities.
The foundation’s statement reads, "This brave young pioneer’s efforts to defend the rights of Afghan girls have made her a true source of inspiration and have delivered a message of hope to other young people around the world."
It is noteworthy that the International Children's Peace Prize is awarded annually by a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and this year, Tawakkol Abdul Salam Khaled Karman presented the award to Nila Ibrahimi.
There are no words to describe this feeling; it's simply indescribable. This was more than just a match, it was an emotional journey. It wasn't an individual effort, but a collective one. The people of Afghanistan are proud; this match means a lot to Afghanistan.
Forced Expulsion of Afghans from Pakistan: Special Report on the Worrying Situation of Migrants at the Torkham Border
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In the realm of sports, victories and defeats are an integral part of the game. Today, we extend our unwavering support and admiration to the Afghan cricket team, who displayed their incredible talent and resilience throughout the match against Australia in the Cricket World Cup
Congratulations for such a great achievement by our national heroes They play wonderful against the world champion England. They play as a team as Champion proud of .Rashid ,Nabi,Mojeeb ,
Gurbaz
عید قربان نماد ایثار، فداکاری و وحدت را برای شما هموطنان گرامی و دوستان عزیز تبریک و تهنیت عرض می نمایم. امیدوارم که این مناسبت شاد برای شما و عزیزانتان سرشار از برکت، شادی و بهروزی باشد.
حامد ثمر
🌸 Happy Mother's Day to the incredible mothers of Afghanistan! 🌸
We deeply honor the boundless love, strength, and resilience of Afghan mothers. Today, we wholeheartedly express our gratitude to the courageous mothers who face immense challenges with grace and determination. Your selflessness and unwavering support inspire us all.
We wish all Afghan mothers a Mother's Day filled with love, joy, and well-deserved appreciation. Your unshakeable love and sacrifices create a difference that will resonate for generations to come.
💐 Happy Mother's Day! 💐
#MothersDay #AfghanMothers #LoveAndAppreciation #Resilience #Strength #Gratitude #Inspiration
Mina Rafiq, one of the #women's rights activists, staged a solitary protest in front of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with her mouth shut, in objection to the presence of a #Taliban delegation at the Oslo meeting about #Afghanistan.
Mina Rafiq, protested the participation of the Taliban delegation in this meeting with her mouth closed and with the slogans "women's rights, human rights" and "recognizing the Taliban, legitimizing terrorism".
Meanwhile, according to reports, a Taliban delegation led by Amir Khan Muttaqi, the acting Foreign Minister of the Taliban, has traveled to Oslo.
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Arezo Ahmadi, an Afghan athlete who won a gold medal in the 7th International Jujitsu Championships in Pakistan, has been detained by the Pakistani police.
Arezo Ahmadi, with some of her companions, was arrested by the Pakistani police on Tuesday (June 6) while returning from Karachi to Islamabad, despite having a UNHCR migration card.
It is worth mentioning that Arezo Ahmadi participated in the 7th International Jujitsu Championships in Karachi, Pakistan, on Sunday (June 4) representing Afghanistan. She secured the gold medal by defeating three opponents.
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