Afghanistan marks five years under Taliban rule amid rights concerns and isolation

Ongoing human rights violations under Taliban rule continue to affect Afghan population, particularly women and minorities facing systemic restrictions.

Five years after the Taliban reclaimed Kabul, Afghanistan stands as a study in the limits of victory — a regime that has consolidated territorial control while remaining cut off from the international legitimacy and economic access that modern statehood requires. The world watches, caught between the moral weight of documented abuses against women, minorities, and dissidents, and the geopolitical reality that a nation of Afghanistan's position cannot simply be erased from the map. What endures most visibly is not the Taliban's triumph, but the compounding cost borne by ordinary Afghans suspend

Afghanistan marks five years under Taliban rule amid rights concerns and isolation

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