AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAfghan Women’s Rights Under Pressure: Taliban morality police in Herat and nearby Farah have detained women over “improper hijab” and alleged travel without a male guardian, with witnesses describing women being taken away after shouting for help—another sign that public life and basic freedoms are shrinking fast. EU Migration Talks With Taliban: The EU hosted Taliban representatives in Brussels for talks tied to deportations and migrant returns, drawing sharp criticism from activists and rights groups who warn this risks normalizing the regime and undermining protections for Afghan women and girls. Kabul Travel & Visas Reality Check: Reports highlight how visa restrictions and opaque processes are fueling delays and a black market in Kabul, making travel planning harder and more expensive for would-be visitors and families. Local Services & Daily Travel Friction: Kabul residents complain about dust and traffic congestion tied to the Taliban’s “showcase projects,” pointing to everyday conditions that affect movement, commuting, and tourism comfort. Herat Detentions Continue: Additional sources say Taliban detentions of women persist in Herat, reinforcing a pattern that directly impacts safety for travelers and returning Afghans.
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