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Taliban fighters pepper spray women protesters calling for rights

By Rouba EL Husseini

The Taliban authorities have blocked women public sector employees from returning to work

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No trips for Afghan women unless escorted by male relative: Taliban

Respect for women's rights has repeatedly been cited by key global donors as a condition for restoring aid.

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Taliban reject claims of 'summary killings' of ex-security forces

The Taliban demanded that the claims be backed by evidence.

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Same-sex marriage now legal in 30 countries

Several countries in the Middle East still have the death penalty for homosexuality, including Saudi Arabia and the...

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Facebook ordered to release anti-Rohingya posts for genocide case

Facebook has been accused of being slow to respond to abusive posts portraying Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims in sub-human...

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EU to ban forced-labour products in tougher China stance

The stance underlined a hardening Western approach to China

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UN calls for end to violence in Afghanistan

The UN says Afghanistan is mired in a humanitarian crisis affecting 18 million people, or half the population.

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Apple update will check iPhones for images of child sexual abuse

The new image-monitoring feature is part of a series of tools heading to Apple mobile devices, according to the company.

By Glenn Chapman

Scuffles in Berlin as Covid sceptics defy protest ban

Demonstrators held up signs saying "Freedom" and "No to the corona dictatorship", with few masks seen among them.

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Melbourne to lift virus lockdown as Delta outbreak contained

The country has recorded more than 33,000 infections and 920 Covid-related deaths in a population of 25 million.

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French Parliament adopts vaccine passports law despite protests

France recorded almost 23,000 new Covid-19 cases on Saturday, twice as many as last week, as the Delta variant caused a...

By Stuart Williams

US Senate votes to ban products from China's Xinjiang

Rights groups believe at least one million Uyghurs and other mostly Muslim minorities have been incarcerated in camps...

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Human Rights

Taliban fighters pepper spray women protesters calling for rights

No trips for Afghan women unless escorted by male relative: Taliban

Taliban reject claims of 'summary killings' of ex-security forces

Same-sex marriage now legal in 30 countries

Facebook ordered to release anti-Rohingya posts for genocide case

EU to ban forced-labour products in tougher China stance

UN calls for end to violence in Afghanistan

Apple update will check iPhones for images of child sexual abuse

Scuffles in Berlin as Covid sceptics defy protest ban

Melbourne to lift virus lockdown as Delta outbreak contained

French Parliament adopts vaccine passports law despite protests

US Senate votes to ban products from China's Xinjiang

LGBTQ rights groups blocked on China's biggest social media app

EU leaders criticise Hungary over LGBT law

Canada shaken by discovery of 751 unmarked graves at indigenous school

'Must do more': British royals reveal staff diversity data

Vatican in 'unprecedented' challenge to Italy homophobia law

No jury as Hong Kong's first 'national security' trial gets under way

US announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics

Blood and beatings: 1961 Paris Algerian massacre recalled

NFT and esports: One of the most promising collaborations of 2022

NFT and esports: One of the most promising collaborations of 2022

Closing the gap between the promise of AI and its implementation

Closing the gap between the promise of AI and its implementation

How decentralisation is expanding the possibilities of finance

How decentralisation is expanding the possibilities of finance

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NFT and esports: One of the most promising collaborations of 2022

Closing the gap between the promise of AI and its implementation

How decentralisation is expanding the possibilities of finance

Human Rights