Who pays the price for the prolonged war?

The ripple effect of the Iran war can be felt far and wide. More so, since it involves contests over one of the most...

The women’s rights crisis in Afghanistan is an ongoing humanitarian calamity

Where is one of worst places to be a woman? Afghanistan. That’s what most people think when it comes to the topic of the women’s...

Myanmar journalists across borders remain dedicated to truth despite risks

Some left to survive. Others stayed to witness. Together, they ensure the story is still told. For journalists from Myanmar, this is no longer a...

Poriborton in Bengal: From left to right

Poriborton (change) has been the buzzword in Bengal in the recent assembly elections of 2026. And Poriborton did it witness. A rather huge and...

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New Laws by the Taliban are Misogynistic, not Religious

Since the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan returned to power in 2021 under Taliban leadership, the situation for women in Afghanistan has deteriorated sharply. State-sanctioned discrimination has further eroded the already limited freedoms and autonomy of Afghan women, with new decrees systematically restricting their rights and legitimising increasingly severe forms of oppression.

Pakistan bombed a Kabul rehab centre. Where’s the outrage?

As rain continued to fall, a mother trudged through the mud carrying her baby son. The playful yellow onesie she had wrapped him up in brought to mind a mix between Pikachu and a cartoon duckling. Her daughter, whose hair was pulled up in a playful top knot, struggled to keep up with the harried mother.

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