Afghanistan’s Taliban Ban Medical Training for Women

Closing One of the Last Loopholes for Female Education

UN Report Portrays Afghanistan’s Destroyed Media

Taliban Threaten, Detain and Abuse Journalists, Media Workers

Questions & Answers on the Establishment of an Independent International Accountability Mechanism for Afghanistan

This #16Days, Remember Afghan Women and Girls

Enduring Taliban Abuses, Forgotten Globally, But Still Resisting

Extend Norway’s Support for International Law to Afghan Women

Afghanistan: Policewomen Report Past Abuse, Taliban Threats

Countries That Funded Training Should Resettle Those at Risk

UN Rights Council Misses Chance to Advance Justice for Grave Abuses in Afghanistan

EU-led Resolution Lacks Accountability Mechanism, But Provides Blueprint for Action

Afghanistan: More Robust Action Needed by the UN Human Rights Council

HRW Oral Statement - Universal Periodic Review Outcome Adoption - HRC57

Questions and Answers on Advancing Accountability for past and ongoing crimes under international law in Afghanistan

Taliban’s Attack on Girls’ Education Harming Afghanistan’s Future

Three Years Since Girls Have Been Out of School Beyond Grade 6

Afghanistan’s Hazara Community Needs Protection

Islamic State Armed Group Kills 14 Civilians in Daikundi

Winding Path to Justice for Australian War Crimes

Few Prosecutions; Inadequate Compensation of Victims

UN Rights Body Should Take Action to Advance Accountability for Past and Ongoing Grave Abuses in Afghanistan

Oral Statement at the 57th session of the UN Human Rights Council

UN Rights Council: Advance Accountability for Abuses in Afghanistan

New Body Needed to Investigate Past, Ongoing International Crimes