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Since assuming power in August 2021, the Taliban have initiated a number of infrastructure projects in Kabul. But forced evictions and demolitions have seen ethnic minorities and vulnerable communities bear the brunt.

Media outlets forced to cease visual content, limiting news coverage to audio and graphics.

When acting Minister Hanafi discussed elements of the law on virtue and vice, misinterpretations spread globally.

CIR explains how gendered disinformation works and provides actionable responses for governments and civil society.

International Court of Justice case against Taliban triggers social media campaigns from both supporters and critics

Alleged airstrike kills at least 19 civilians, including children

A number of pro-SAF social media accounts and supporters spread hate speech and misinformation relating to reports of airstrikes in August.

Afghanistan’s cricket team’s meeting with Taliban leaders sparks accusations of sportswashing, with many condemning the move as an attempt to normalise Taliban rule.

In August 2024, the Taliban arrested two social media activists, Khetabullah Bangakh and Abdul Rahman Gulab, for spreading anti-Taliban content. Both were featured in confession videos pledging support to the Taliban.