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- 1India face Afghanistan in Asian Games 2026 cricket quarter-final●IND vs AFG, Asian Games 2026 cricket quarter-final: Schedule and watch India vs Afghanistan live streaming and telecast
India are set to play Afghanistan in a cricket quarter-final at the Asian Games 2026, with the fixture drawing attention to its schedule and broadcast details. Fans are looking for information on live streaming and telecast options as both teams bid for a place in the medal rounds of the tournament's cricket competition.
- 2UN Rapporteur Warns Afghan Human Rights Situation Worsening●Human Rights Situation In Afghanistan Continues To Deteriorate, Says UN Rapporteur
The UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan says the human rights situation in the country continues to deteriorate. The warning points to ongoing concerns over conditions under Taliban rule, including restrictions on women and girls, and comes as international scrutiny of the Taliban administration remains high.
- 3Activists Demand International Recognition of Hazara Genocide●Dozens of Political and Civil Society Activists Call for International Recognition of “Hazara Genocide”
Dozens of political and civil society activists have issued a joint call urging international recognition of the "Hazara Genocide," referring to the persecution and killings of the Hazara community in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The activists argue that formal recognition by governments and international bodies is a necessary step toward justice, accountability and protection for the Hazara minority, who have long faced targeted violence.
- 4Afghan Advocate Asila Wardak Joins Vital Voices Fellowship●Afghan Women’s Rights Advocate Asila Wardak Selected for Vital Voices Global Engage Fellowship
Asila Wardak, a women's rights advocate from Afghanistan, has been selected for the Vital Voices Global Engage Fellowship. The recognition highlights her work defending women's rights at a time when Afghan women face severe restrictions under Taliban rule, including bans on education and most public life. Observers say international fellowships like this help keep Afghan women's voices visible on the global stage.