We traveled across the country and asked women about their fears of losing the hard-won freedoms they’ve gained in the last 18 years.
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Meet The Afghan Women Fighting to Protect Their Rights
American diplomats are negotiating a peace deal with the Taliban. We talk to women about the future of freedom for women in Afghanistan.
General Calls Rushed Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan a ‘Strategic Mistake’
Gen. Mark A. Milley’s comments came during his Senate confirmation hearing for chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Afghan War Casualty Report: July 5-11
At least 143 pro-government forces and 51 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.
Seeking Revenge, Taliban Target Afghan Soldiers’ Families
In one shocking case, a sergeant sent his wife and son to the wedding of his nephew — a Taliban infiltrator, who killed them.
It’s War on Afghan Civilians, Even as Both Sides Talk Peace
Innocent bystanders in Afghanistan are still dying in alarming numbers, despite pledges by Taliban and government negotiators to be more careful.
Stressing War’s Toll, Taliban and Afghan Representatives Agree to Peace Road Map
In two days of often emotional discussions that for first time included the Afghan government, Taliban and Afghan officials called for ending civilian deaths and assuring women’s fundamental rights.
Afghan Talks With Taliban Reflect a Changed Nation
The pain of bloodshed and pride in progress were on display as Afghan officials met with insurgents for face-to-face negotiations.
Afghan Peace Negotiations Show Signs of Progress
Afghan officials, who are part of a larger delegation, are expected to meet with Taliban representatives for the first time since peace negotiations started last year.
Afghan War Casualty Report: June 28-July 4
At least 264 pro-government forces and 58 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.