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    Taliban Supreme Leader Endorses Penal Code Allowing Executions for Broad Range of Offenses

    This latest edict from Akhundzada, who rarely appears in public and rules from Kandahar, reinforces his absolute authority.

    Over 70,000 Flee Northwestern Pakistan Amid Fears of Impending Military Operation

    The displacement has sparked humanitarian worries, with aid groups warning of food insecurity and health risks in winter.

    UN Political Chief Visits Kabul: New Working Group Sessions Set for Kabul in Third Phase of Doha Process

    If these working group meetings proceed as planned, they will be the first major technical talks under the Doha framework to take place on Afghan soil.

    Rising Political Violence and Law-and-Order Fears Cloud Bangladesh’s Pre-Election Landscape

    On January 9, 2026, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, secretary general of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), publicly voiced deep concerns about the country’s deteriorating security situation ahead of the polls, expressing dissatisfaction with the performance of law enforcement agencies.

    Afghan Women Launch Global Campaign to Combat ‘Gender Apartheid’

    The new campaign criticises the international community’s shift toward what the group calls “silence and normalization.” Despite widespread initial outrage, some countries have engaged with the Taliban on pragmatic grounds.

    UN Expert Warns Impunity at Heart of Mob Violence Against Media in Bangladesh

    International human rights organisations have urged Dhaka to adopt urgent measures to curb hate speech, bolster protections for journalists, and prosecute individuals involved in mob violence.

    Nepal Government and Gen Z Leaders Seal Landmark 10-Point Reform Pact

    The accord, signed at Singha Durbar on Wednesday, comes three months after mass protests shook the country.

    Pakistan’s Enforced Disappearance Crisis Deepens as Baloch Youth and Women Vanish

    As protests grow, human rights defenders are calling on Pakistan’s new administration to take immediate steps.
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