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- Control of Territory and Security Situation Toggle Dropdown
- Coercion / forced recruitment to join Taliban Toggle Dropdown
- Leaving and 'defecting' from Taliban
- Justice, law and order in Taliban-controlled territory Toggle Dropdown
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Livelihood
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- Can cultural activities (including sport, music, and art) take place? What restrictions and guidelines does the Taliban place on them?
- Taliban taxes and collection of tax
- What is the state of the financial industry and civilians' access to money? Including sanctions
- Availability of and access to food
- Availability of and access to water
- Availability of and access to shelter or housing
- Availability of and access to employment
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Medical Care
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- Are there any challenges to accessing medical services?
- What effect does COVID-19 have on the health care system?
- What treatment for mental health conditions is available?
- How are people with mental health conditions treated by the Taliban?
- How are people with mental health conditions treated by society?
- What are the challenges for persons with disabilities to access health services?
- What treatment is available for people with drug-addiction issues?
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Women
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- Violence against women
- What is the Taliban's position regarding women in the labour force?
- What is the Taliban's position regarding women studying?
- What is the Taliban's position regarding women in public?
- What is the Taliban's position regarding women participating in sports?
- What is the position for lone women (i.e. widows, divorcee) without a male support network?
- What is the position for unmarried/single women without a male support network?
- What is the position for single mothers without a male support network?
- What is the situation of women in women's shelters?
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- Persons with disabilities (stigma,discrimination, harassment, violence)
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Freedom of movement
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- Freedom of movement and travel abroad (including Taliban officals)
- What is the Taliban's position regarding citizens leaving the country?
- Forced deportation from neighbouring states to Afghanistan (August 2022(
- (Unsuccessful) Afghan asylum applicants voluntary or involuntarily returning to Afghanistan?
- What are the challenges to moving freely within the country?
- How do Taliban checkpoints affect free movement?
- Situation of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Toggle Dropdown
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- Taliban's ability to track individuals of interest
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Targeted Groups
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- Individuals who are critical or in opposition of the Taliban (e.g. peaceful protesters) or those going against Taliban’s prescribed way of life
- Individuals (formerly) affiliated with the Afghan government or international governments
- (Former) prosecutors, judges and lawyers
- (Former) journalists
- Human rights defenders, NGO, INGO, charities, activists
- Hazara Shi’a
- Other ethnic minorities
- Religious minorities (including Sikhs, Hindus, Christians, and Jews)
- LGBTQI+ people, including hijras
- Disabled people and disability rights activists
- Academics, teachers, translators, and scholars (including university employees)
- Treatment of family members of those sought by the Taliban
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