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Supreme Court Asks Centre To Decide On Woman's Extradition From Afghan Jail
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Centre to decide the representation of a Kerala-based man seeking direction for extradition and repatriation of his daughter and minor granddaughter, who are at present detained in Afghanistan's Pul-e-Charkhi
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'Turmoil, Not Getting Instructions': Afghanistan Lawyer In Supreme Court
Hearing in a case related to a dispute between Afghanistan's Embassy in India and a Delhi firm got adjourned for six weeks after the mission's counsel told the court that, due to the turmoil there, he wasn't getting instructions from the envoy.
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Gunmen Shoot Dead Two Women Supreme Court Judges In Kabul
Gunmen shot dead two Afghan women judges working for the Supreme Court during an early morning ambush in the country's capital Sunday, officials said, as a wave of assassinations continues to rattle the nation.
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Suicide Bomber Kills At Least 19 At Afghanistan's Supreme Court
A suicide bomber attacked Afghanistan's Supreme Court just as staff were leaving work Tuesday, killing at least 19 people and injuring 41 in the second attack on government institutions in under a month.
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Despite Peace Talks Breakthrough, Afghan Leader Under Pressure at Home
If Afghan President Ashraf Ghani was savouring inaugural peace talks with Taliban insurgents held in Pakistan on Wednesday, celebrations of the milestone he has worked so hard to reach may be short-lived.
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Afghan Lawmakers Reject Woman's Nomination for Supreme Court: Report
Afghanistan's parliament on Wednesday rejected the first nomination of a woman for the country's Supreme Court after she failed to win the required vote of confidence, a media report said.
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Afghan Lawmakers Reject Female Supreme Court Nominee
Afghan lawmakers today rejected the first ever female nominee for the country's Supreme Court, a setback to the government's efforts to promote women to high-profile positions.
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Afghan Clerics Protest Nomination of First Woman to Supreme Court
Members of an influential Islamic panel in Afghanistan have protested against President Ashraf Ghani's nomination of a woman to the Supreme Court, a milestone appointment in a country where the Taliban once banned women from most areas of public life.
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Frustrated Donors End Funding for Afghan Parliamentary Elections
Afghanistan's failure to set a date for postponed parliamentary elections or act on promised reforms has prompted foreign aid donors to cut short a multi-million-dollar project to fund electoral bodies, diplomats have told Reuters.
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Dozens Killed in Afghanistan Fighting as Foreign Troops Head Home
The Afghan Taliban killed a Supreme Court official, a dozen mine clearers and several national and foreign soldiers but also suffered heavy losses from intensifying violence ahead of the withdrawal of most international troops in the next two weeks.
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Afghanistan forces take over security from NATO
Afghan forces took control of security across the country today, marking a major milestone as US-led combat troops prepare to withdraw after 12 years of fighting the Taliban.
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Suicide blast in Kabul kills 17 at Supreme Court
A suicide car bomber struck outside the Supreme Court in the Afghan capital on Tuesday, killing at least 17 people and wounding 39 in the second consecutive day of militant attacks in the heart of Kabul.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre To Decide On Woman's Extradition From Afghan Jail
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Centre to decide the representation of a Kerala-based man seeking direction for extradition and repatriation of his daughter and minor granddaughter, who are at present detained in Afghanistan's Pul-e-Charkhi
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'Turmoil, Not Getting Instructions': Afghanistan Lawyer In Supreme Court
Hearing in a case related to a dispute between Afghanistan's Embassy in India and a Delhi firm got adjourned for six weeks after the mission's counsel told the court that, due to the turmoil there, he wasn't getting instructions from the envoy.
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Gunmen Shoot Dead Two Women Supreme Court Judges In Kabul
Gunmen shot dead two Afghan women judges working for the Supreme Court during an early morning ambush in the country's capital Sunday, officials said, as a wave of assassinations continues to rattle the nation.
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Suicide Bomber Kills At Least 19 At Afghanistan's Supreme Court
A suicide bomber attacked Afghanistan's Supreme Court just as staff were leaving work Tuesday, killing at least 19 people and injuring 41 in the second attack on government institutions in under a month.
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Despite Peace Talks Breakthrough, Afghan Leader Under Pressure at Home
If Afghan President Ashraf Ghani was savouring inaugural peace talks with Taliban insurgents held in Pakistan on Wednesday, celebrations of the milestone he has worked so hard to reach may be short-lived.
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Afghan Lawmakers Reject Woman's Nomination for Supreme Court: Report
Afghanistan's parliament on Wednesday rejected the first nomination of a woman for the country's Supreme Court after she failed to win the required vote of confidence, a media report said.
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Afghan Lawmakers Reject Female Supreme Court Nominee
Afghan lawmakers today rejected the first ever female nominee for the country's Supreme Court, a setback to the government's efforts to promote women to high-profile positions.
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Afghan Clerics Protest Nomination of First Woman to Supreme Court
Members of an influential Islamic panel in Afghanistan have protested against President Ashraf Ghani's nomination of a woman to the Supreme Court, a milestone appointment in a country where the Taliban once banned women from most areas of public life.
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Frustrated Donors End Funding for Afghan Parliamentary Elections
Afghanistan's failure to set a date for postponed parliamentary elections or act on promised reforms has prompted foreign aid donors to cut short a multi-million-dollar project to fund electoral bodies, diplomats have told Reuters.
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Dozens Killed in Afghanistan Fighting as Foreign Troops Head Home
The Afghan Taliban killed a Supreme Court official, a dozen mine clearers and several national and foreign soldiers but also suffered heavy losses from intensifying violence ahead of the withdrawal of most international troops in the next two weeks.
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Afghanistan forces take over security from NATO
Afghan forces took control of security across the country today, marking a major milestone as US-led combat troops prepare to withdraw after 12 years of fighting the Taliban.
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Suicide blast in Kabul kills 17 at Supreme Court
A suicide car bomber struck outside the Supreme Court in the Afghan capital on Tuesday, killing at least 17 people and wounding 39 in the second consecutive day of militant attacks in the heart of Kabul.
