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The armed resistance to the Taliban regime in Afghanistan
Security science journal, 2021 The main violent threat to the Taliban regime comes from the Islamic State in Khorasan Province (ISIS-K) armed group, but the Taliban regime will also have to deal with armed resistance from ethnic groups in Afghanistan that already feel threatened by the new regime.
Shay, Shaul
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The Taliban regime in Afghanistan [PDF]
Southern Journal for Contemporary History, 2004 More than three years ago, the brutal and tragic events of 11 September 2001 have brought the Taliban to the centre stage of world politics and the global political environment. The Taliban leaders, who ruled Afghanistan by faith and fear, gave shelter to the Al'Qaeda extremist group of Osama Bin Laden.
Smiles, Joseph
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US withdrawal and the Taliban regime in Afghanistan: Future Policy Directions
, 2021 This policy brief informs on the situation on the ground in Afghanistan and what the future holds for the war-torn country under a Taliban regime. The brief discusses recent developments in the country, Taliban's PR campaign and the (grim) situation for gender and media rights under the Taliban regime in the country.
Yousaf, Farooq, Jabarkhail, Moheb
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Factors associated with Afghan household food security pre- and post-Taliban regime
Journal of Public Health Policy, 2023<p>To determine multifaceted determinants of household vulnerability to food insecurity in Afghanistan before and after the Taliban takeover, we randomly selected 555 households from 13 provinces, conducted in-person surveys, and applied the Household Food Insecurity Assess Scale (HFIAS) and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM).
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US WITHDRAWAL & TALIBAN REGIME IN AFGHANISTAN: IMPLICATIONS FOR REGIONAL STABILITY
Pakistan Journal of Social Research, 2022After the United States leaves, Afghanistan, a nation decimated by a four-decade prolonged conflict, will experience much more anarchy and a humanitarian calamity. The United States' abrupt withdrawal has left a political vacuum that has spread to all of the regional states, and the state system has also disintegrated.
Mohammad Yousif, Jalal UD Din Kakar
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Analysis of human rights violations during the taliban regime
Eurasian Journal of International LawWith the collapse of the government in 2021, the country changed deeply from all perspectives. From 2004 until 2021 the efforts for democracy and human rights were demolished and the change happened drastically. This paper records and analyzes the human rights violations that occurred during Taliban Regime in Afghanistan. It covers
Aidana Otynshiyeva, Ayatullah Nemati
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The Taliban's Regime Security and the Strategic Calculus of China and Pakistan
Pacific FocusABSTRACT This article contributes to the understanding of China and Pakistan's relations with the Taliban in Afghanistan. It examines why do the Taliban prioritize regime security in relations with China and Pakistan. The analysis argues that while China and Pakistan approach Afghanistan based on strategic, security, and economic ...
Ihsanullah Omarkhail, Hongsong Liu
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On the Al Qaida/Taliban Sanctions Regime: Due Process and Sunsetting
Chinese Journal of International Law, 2011The Al Qaida/Taliban sanctions regime established under Resolution 1267 of the UN Security Council has been under severe strain due to lack of adherence to due process standards. Over the years, the Security Council has incrementally adopted measures to try to alleviate some of the concerns, including through the creation of an ombudsperson to receive ...
D. Tladi, G. Taylor
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The Problem of Recognition of the Taliban Regime Within the Framework of International Law
Erciyes Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi DergisiOne of the current problems of today’s IL is the legal recognition of governments that come to power illegitimately. IL, the recognition of governments is not only a legal process but also a political one. Recognition of governments is of great importance not only in the internal affairs of a state but also in its rights and obligations to take its ...
Hazar Leylanoğlu, Tabriz Jafarov
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