UN: Islamic Emirate Trying to 'Erase' Women From Public Life
The Islamic Emirate denies it has imposed any kind of restriction on women’s activities.
The Pakistani delegation is visiting Afghanistan days after the country’s militia fired around 20 artillery rounds into Afghanistan.
The Islamic Emirate denies it has imposed any kind of restriction on women’s activities.
The Islamic Emirate has repeatedly said that it is committed to women’s rights based on Islamic regulations.
Officials said trade between Afghanistan and Pakistan dropped by 26 percent this year.
Factory owners said their factories are closed down because of an increase in raw materials price and a decrease in demands.
They also said that due to the lack of facilities and funds they could not compete in all the usual events.
Athletes said they are working to keep the sport alive and to preserve the ancient game.
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