Four Ways to Support Girls’ Access to Education in Afghanistan
Lessons for donors from Afghan students, teachers, and principals
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Lessons for donors from Afghan students, teachers, and principals
Explosive Weapons Leave People Dead, Wounded, Homeless; Damage Vital Infrastructure
Civilians Killed, Injured in Multiple Attacks That May Amount to War Crimes
Free Journalists, Commentators, Opposition Members
Army, Armed Islamists Should End Atrocities; Independent Inquiries Urgently Needed
Ensure Independent Investigation, Hold Those Responsible Accountable
Journalists Detained, Beaten; Media Outlets Closed
‘Discrediting’ Armed Forces, Calling to End the War, Backing Sanctions Become Crimes
Pattern of Blocking, Delaying Non-Ukrainians
Free Wrongfully Held Scholar Go Sherab Gyatso
Failure to Fully Investigate Killing of 66 Iyeke People, Burned Villages
Protect and Clarify Conditions of Detainees Recaptured from ISIS
Ensure Independent Investigations; Hold Those Responsible to Account
Urgently Strengthen Protection, Assistance, Inclusion
End Abuses, Interference with Lawyers; Investigate Torture Allegations