Reports and Analysis

Boy allegedly killed by Taliban after accusing multiple commanders of rape in Farah province interrogation video

Abdul Ali Mazari monument demolished during roadworks in Hazara-majority area of Dasht-e Barchi

International Court of Justice case against Taliban triggers social media campaigns from both supporters and critics

Taliban ban TikTok and PUBG, restrict controversial discussions in media and target political analysts

ISKP’s third attack in the region since August 2021 kills at least 14 men.

Taliban halts cooperation with diplomatic missions not under their control, protests against engagement with Taliban by Western countries.

Propaganda war erupts as both sides share misleading information after days-long clashes.

Their research offers fresh perspectives on key issues and under-reported stories concerning land rights, media freedom, and women’s digital activism in Afghanistan.

The Taliban's new vice and virtue law, ratified in July 2024, mandates severe restrictions on women's dress, public behaviour, and transportation, while also imposing limitations on the media and minorities.

In August 2024, the Taliban arrested two social media activists, Khetabullah Bangakh and Abdul Rahman Gulab, for spreading anti-Taliban content. Both were featured in confession videos pledging support to the Taliban.