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September 1, 2024

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Taliban pledge international engagement as UN condemns moral law as ‘gender apartheid’

KABUL: A Taliban government spokesman said Afghan authorities had pledged to engage with the international community after a new morality law sparked tense exchanges over women’s rights. The United Nations and European Union have warned that the law — which requires women to be fully covered and not raise their voices in public — could hurt prospects for engagement with foreign nations and international organizations. Deputy government spokesman Hamdullah Fitrat was responding to comments by a spokesman for the UN secretary-general assuring continued engagement with Taliban authorities after Afghanistan’s ethics ministry said it would no longer cooperate with the UN

January 5, 2024

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Humaima Malick opens up about moral policing

In a frank discussion on Mooroo Podcasts, Humaima Malick spoke out about the pervasive issue of moral policing, shedding light on the criticism she and her family often face from online critics. She passionately shared her insights on the imperative for individual respect and the prevalence of hypocrisy in the social media realm. Humaima opened the discussion by pointing out the relentless and often harsh criticism that individuals, especially public figures, are subjected to in the digital sphere. “People are more than ready to criticize,” she observed, revealing the intrusive nature of online scrutiny that often extends judgment to family

December 11, 2023

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China’s ‘Dwarf Empire’ sparks controversy, moral concerns

The £11m project, launched in 2009, houses over 150 people with dwarfism The ‘Kingdom of Little People’ only employs people under 4ft 3in.—Alamy China’s controversial ‘Dwarf Empire’, known as the ‘Kingdom of Little People’, has become a unique but controversial tourist destination in Yunnan province. The £11 million project, which began in 2009, is home to over 150 dwarfs who put on daily shows for visitors. Located an hour’s drive east of Kunming, the park features castles, amphitheatres, and even a replica of The Shire from Lord of the Rings. The website has drawn a lot of criticism about its

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