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UN reports over 1,600 rights violations by Taliban, including torture and deaths in custody, calls for urgent action

TTP constitutes the largest component of foreign terrorist fighters in Afghanistan, says Security Council report

MoFA says TTP, JuA, HuA, Afghan affiliates pose threat to entire region

Bracketing the struggle for freedom with terrorism was done on the design Israel used to assimilate Palestine

About 68 per cent of the world's refugees come from Syria, Venezuela, Afghanistan, South Sudan and Myanmar

Majority of health workers are women and that puts them at highest risk

Report also highlights the threat children face from harmful marketing of alcohol, tobacco

Crisis in Yemen pits Iranian-backed Huthi rebels against government forces supported by Saudi-led military coalition

Climate change not tackled collectively by all nations on an emergency basis, could spell disaster for the world

Beleaguered Tripoli govt has been under sustained attack since April by military strongman General Khalifa Haftar

Country battles silently with rising cases of infection

Since 2017, Pakistan also counts itself among countries with abnormally high gender ratios

Suicide attacks and aerial operations each caused the most civilian casualties ever recorded by UNAMA

It may signal more direct involvement of Donald Trump's White House

A UN human rights expert urged Facebook to narrow its “sweeping” definition of terrorism

"hate-filled rhetoric" by leaders was normalising discrimination against minorities

The report highlights a very bleak picture for women and girls in Pakistan.

17-year-old boy beat up and several women sexually assaulted in Congo

Al Qaeda still sustains deep roots

Human trafficking possibly powered by state funds used by armed groups reveals UN report

Report politically sensitive as companies in UN database could be targeted for boycotts or divestment

Says children around world continue to die at alarming rate, with 5.6 million deaths recorded last year

We should not ask a child forced to flee her home to also give up her education and her dreams for the future: Malala

Refugee children are five times more likely to be out of school than non-refugees