The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for top Taliban leaders, including Supreme Leader Haibatullah Akhundzada and Chief Justice Abdul Hakim Haqqani. The court stated that there are strong grounds to believe they committed crimes against humanity by persecuting women and»»»

The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Tuesday issued arrest warrants for Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada and Chief Justice Abdul Hakim Haqqani, accusing them of crimes against humanity and systemic gender-based persecution in Afghanistan since the group’s return to power. In a stat»»»

— The International Criminal Court on Tuesday issued arrest warrants for two top Taliban leaders, accusing them of persecuting girls and women in Afghanistan. Haibatullah Akhundzada, supreme leader of the Taliban, and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, chief justice of the Taliban, are suspected of “ordering, in»»»

"The have specifically targeted girls and women by reason of their gender, depriving them of fundamental rights and freedoms," the ICC said. ... »»»

THE HAGUE: The International Criminal Court on Tuesday issued arrest warrants for senior Taliban leaders in Afghanistan over the persecution of women, a crime against humanity. ICC judges said in a statement there were "reasonable grounds" to suspect Supreme Leader Haibatullah Akhundzada and chief »»»

The International Criminal Court on Tuesday issued arrest warrants for senior Taliban leaders in Afghanistan over the persecution of women, a crime against humanity. ICC judges said in a statement there were "reasonable grounds" to suspect Supreme Leader Haibatullah Akhundzada and chief justice Abd»»»

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Monitoring: Australia’s top cricket official has defended his country’s decision to play against Afghanistan at the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cups while cancelling all bilateral series against the South Asian side due to the Taliban’s crackdown on women’s»»»

Cricket Australia chief says he is ‘proud’ of the decision to cancel bilateral series against Afghanistan after outgoing ICC chair questions Australia’s ‘principles’. Australia’s top cricket official has defended his country’s decision to play against Afghanistan at the International Cricket Counci»»»

Cricket Australia (CA) is facing criticism for its selective boycott of Afghanistan cricket matches. While CA refuses bilateral series due to the Taliban's suppression of women's sports, they continue playing Afghanistan in major tournaments. ICC chairman Greg Barclay called CA's stance inconsisten»»»

Australia has been facing heat over the double standards it has shown in this edition of ICC World Cup. Australia's star Steve Smith has said the decision to let the team play Afghanistan in a crunch World Cup match was "above my pay-grade." Earlier this year, CA scrapped a three-match one-day inte»»»

SportsAustraliaAustralia scraps Afghan cricket series over women's rightsThe Australian cricket team was going to play against their Afghan counterparts in the United Arab Emirates, however, Australia pulled out of the series over the Taliban's further restrictions on women's rights. https://p.dw.c»»»

Melbourne [Australia], January 12 (ANI): Cricket Australia (CA) has announced that Australia's men's ODI series against Afghanistan in the UAE in March will not go ahead and that the board will "continue to engage with the Afghanistan Cricket Board in anticipation of improved conditions for women a»»»