“Women are brainless”: BBC’s revealing report from inside the Taliban’s world
A new BBC investigation exposes daily life inside Taliban-run Afghanistan, from a young woman's divorce plea to a prison chief's past in suicide bombings, as officials defend restrictions on women five years after Taliban's return
Five years of Taliban rule: More than 2,700 public floggings in Afghanistan, with women targeted for “morality offenses”
Nearly 95% of the women who were flogged were accused of extramarital relationships, adultery, or other “moral” offenses
Afghan boxer requests and granted one day extension before testifying to investigative magistrate
Sharif Ahmadzai will be questioned in court today over the killing of Elizabeth Jane Ross, whose body was found in a suitcase in Kypseli, as investigators probe whether the pair knew each other through refugee support work and examine bank withdrawals and messages from her phone
