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Oct 2, 2024 | 
ibtimes.com | Abdullah Hasrat |Pascale TROUILLAUD
Afghan journalists have reported hundreds of cases of abuses by government officials, including torture and arbitrary detention, as well as tightening censorship since the Taliban authorities returned to power. Reporters say they are frequently rounded up for covering attacks by militant groups or writing about the discrimination of women, and some report being locked up in the same cell as Islamic State fighters.
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Oct 2, 2024 | 
barrons.com | Abdullah Hasrat |Pascale TROUILLAUD
Afghan journalists have reported hundreds of cases of abuses by government officials, including torture and arbitrary detention, as well as tightening censorship since the Taliban authorities...
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Oct 2, 2024 | 
enca.com | Abdullah Hasrat |Pascale TROUILLAUD
Afghan journalists have reported hundreds of cases of abuses by government officials, including torture and arbitrary detention, as well as tightening censorship since the Taliban authorities returned to power. Reporters say they are frequently rounded up for covering attacks by militant groups or writing about the discrimination of women, and some report being locked up in the same cell as Islamic State fighters.
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Oct 2, 2024 | 
keysnews.com | Abdullah Hasrat |Pascale TROUILLAUD
Afghan journalists have reported hundreds of cases of abuses by government officials, including torture and arbitrary detention, as well as tightening censorship since the Taliban authorities returned to power. Reporters say they are frequently rounded up for covering attacks by militant groups or writing about the discrimination of women, and some report being locked up in the same cell as Islamic State fighters. kAmQ}@ @E96C AC@76DD:@? 92D 366?
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Sep 28, 2024 | 
barrons.com | Qubad Wali |Abdullah Hasrat
Inspired by the "extraordinary" rise of his country's national futsal team, Mustafa beats the dawn every day to train in a busy sports comple...
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
annistonstar.com | Abdullah Hasrat |Qubad Wali
Hissing like a quiver of angry cobras, a group of young Afghan mixed martial arts (MMA) athletes shadow box in a Kabul club despite the uncertain future of the sport after a Taliban government ban on professional competitions. Late last month, the Taliban authorities banned the sport in professional competition calling it too "violent" and "problematic with respect to sharia", in the latest restriction based on their interpretation of Islamic law implemented since they swept to power in 2021.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
lapresse.ca | Abdullah Hasrat
(Kaboul) Dans l’octogone grillagé, ils échangent coups de poing et coups de pied. La rage de vaincre est là, mais les espoirs de décrocher titres et récompenses se sont brutalement évanouis : en Afghanistan, les autorités talibanes ne veulent plus des arts martiaux mixtes (AMM). Pour elles, la pratique professionnelle et sans protection des arts martiaux mixtes est violente et incompatible avec l’islam.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
djournal.com | Abdullah Hasrat |Qubad Wali
Hissing like a quiver of angry cobras, a group of young Afghan mixed martial arts (MMA) athletes shadow box in a Kabul club despite the uncertain future of the sport after a Taliban government ban on professional competitions. Late last month, the Taliban authorities banned the sport in professional competition calling it too "violent" and "problematic with respect to sharia", in the latest restriction based on their interpretation of Islamic law implemented since they swept to power in 2021.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Abdullah Hasrat |Qubad Wali
Abdullah Hasrat and Qubad WaliSeptember 13, 2024 at 5:42 AM·3 min readHissing like a quiver of angry cobras, a group of young Afghan mixed martial arts (MMA) athletes shadow box in a Kabul club despite the uncertain future of the sport after a Taliban government ban on professional competitions.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
greenevillesun.com | Abdullah Hasrat |Qubad Wali
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