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Zan News: The "Ghazi Naib Aminullah Khan Foundation" has called for the immediate reopening of girls' schools above the sixth grade in Afghanistan in a statement sent to Zan News, emphasizing that no government has the right to deny women and girls their right to education.

Ghazi Naib Aminullah Khan Foundation: No Government in Afghanistan Has the Right to Deny Women and Girls' Right to Education

Zan News: Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Afghanistan, stated that the absence of a firm and coordinated response from the international community has given the Taliban more courage to violate human rights.

Bennett: Lack of Firm Global Response Has Emboldened the Taliban

Zan News: Local sources report that three young women in Faryab and Helmand provinces have committed suicide in the past 24 hours due to domestic violence.

Worrying Rise in Suicides Among Women and Girls: Three Women Commit Suicide in the Past 24 Hours

Zan News: The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), in its latest report titled The Global Education Status, has stated that 251 million children and adolescents worldwide are deprived of schooling.

UNESCO: 251 Million Children and Adolescents Worldwide Are Deprived of Schooling

Zan News: In response to the killing of Afghan migrants at the Iran border by the country’s border forces, the Purple Saturdays Movement has called for immediate compensation to be paid to the families of the victims by the Iranian government.

Women Protesters: Iran Should Compensate Families of Afghan Refugee Who Were Shot

Zan News: The Taliban Supreme Court has announced that a woman was flogged in Nangarhar province.

Taliban Publicly Flogged a Woman in Nangarhar

Zan News: Local sources in Takhar province report that a 55-year-old woman named Gul Bibi has died after being beaten by Taliban fighters in the Darqad district of the province.

Death of a 55-Year-Old Woman in Takhar After Beating by the Taliban

Zan News: In an article published in Modern Diplomacy magazine regarding the state of human rights and women's rights in Afghanistan, it is stated that the Taliban treat women with "gender apartheid policies" and have committed various "discriminatory" acts against them.

Article in Modern Diplomacy Magazine: The Taliban Treat Women with "Gender Apartheid Policies"

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