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October 31, 2016 Page 4 October 31, 2016 (1) 13 Journalists... curity forces are conducting 15 on high posts. from Kandahar province, said It is reported that the NUG has uated in the limits of 9th police planned operations along with He said MoCI besides breaching she was worried about the pres- asked Hizb-e-Islami to issue an district, according to Durrani. journalists and asked the gov- night raids in 13 provinces in its promises had also cut daily ence of Daesh militants in Pachi- official statement on cutting its He said the target of suicide at- ernment and international com- order to eliminate insurgents, rights --- lunch and transport fa- ragam district of Nangarhar relations with other terrorist tacker was police chief of the 9th munity to pay serious heed to reports say. (Tolonews) cility-- of employees and AISA province and asked the govern- groups and government will not police district but he luckily sur- the safety and security of jour- bank account had also been ment to take a decisive action ask the United Nations to remove vived the attack. (Pajhwok) nalists and media outlets’ work- (4) New Security.... blocked by the Ministry of Fi- against the outfit. its sanctions from Hekmatyar as ers. (18)Trump Accuses... province of Afghanistan where nance. If Daesh operations were not long as the statement is issued. Despite the regulation prepared six districts are under Taliban Another problem was that the curbed in-time in Pachiragam, However, Hizb-e-Islami says appeared to be linked to the by the National Security Council control and the government’s Mizan month salary of the em- the group would expand its they have mentioned their com- FBI’s Clinton email probe com- for journalists’ safety, establish- writ in a number of districts is ployees had also not been pro- presence to other areas too, she mitments clearly in the peace pleted in July. ment of a committee for coordi- confined to the district centers vided as yet and today they ob- said. agreement and the issuance of a “I agreed that the FBI should nation between journalists and alone. (Pajhwok) tained Sunbul month’s salary, he Deputy Meshrano Jirga head, statement is not required. (To- take appropriate investigative the government and President said, adding 338 AISA employ- Najiba Hussaini, also expressed lonews) steps designed to allow investi- Ghani’s issuance of a decree on (5) 10 Kangaroo .... ees were worried about their concern over increasing pres- gators to review these emails to access to information, the vi- (15)First-Ever... 2016, armed militants conducted fate and MoCI officials weren’t ence of Daesh in Nangarhar but determine whether they contain olence rate against journalists 10 kangaroo court incidents. She responding to their requests. said: “We would not allow Af- where sports facilities like other classified information, as well as remained steady and did not de- did not provide further detail. The strikers warned of contin- ghanistan to become a second institutions are limited, women to assess their importance to our cline. But human rights commission ued work boycott until their is- Syria.” rarely dare to attend sports fa- investigation,” said Comey in The creation of a mixed commis- head in the north, Syed Ah- sues were addressed. They said Calling Daesh, Al Qaeda and cilities, like stadiums, allocated the letter. (Xinhua) sion comprised of the Federa- mad Sami, told Pajhwok Af- if their demands weren’t ad- Taliban as international projects, for men, and it was a lack of such tion of Afghanistan’s media Or- (19)Australian Govt.... ghan News they had registered dressed in a week, they would she said the government should facilities for women that inspired ganisations and Journalists and six kangaroo court incidents all prefer rallying. stop the groups from shedding Nuristani to open her club. Bishop said the laws would send the government, aimed at inves- against women in Sari Pul and Musafir Qawqandi, MoCI Afghan bloods. In conservative Afghanistan so- a “tough message” not only to tigating murders and violence Jawzjan provinces. spokesman, said there was noth- However, Meshrano Jirga chair- ciety where people, especially people smugglers, but to those against journalists, the process He also expressed concern at in- ing to be worried about and man, Fazal Hadi Muslimyar, in rural areas, deeply believe in thinking of coming to Australia to address such cases has not yet creasing incidents of domestic AISA employees’ salaries would said that operations to clear tribal traditions, some of which illegally. (Xinhua) begin and judicial organs yet to violence against women in the be given by the end of current Pachiragam from Daesh were include prohibiting girls from go- work in this regard. (20)Saudi-Led ... four northern provinces – Sa- solar year. underway. ing to school or working outside At the press conference, Ahmad of 27 civilians, mostly children mangan., Balkh, Jawzjan and He said the ministries of com- The nation was ready to close- home, opening a fitness club for Wali Sarhadi, a local journalist and women, in three Yemeni Sar-i-Pul. merce and industries and fi- ly stand with the government girls, is a particularly brave move in Zabul province, said he had provinces of Saada, Marib and He said so far 380 incidents of vi- nance were working on a draft in the fight against insurgent for a female and took a great deal been under serious threats from Taiz, according to residents, olence against women had been which would pave the way for groups, he said. (Pajhwok) of courage. local officials over publishing a registered with the human rights hiring AISA workers through “My sole aim of opening the club medics and local officials. report about administrative cor- commission in the four provinc- NTA process. (11) UAE Pledges ... is to support the women’s cause Earlier this month, the airstrikes ruption. es this year. He denied allegation of Faridoon worth $15 million for the cadre and to encourage them to come hit a funeral hall in the capital He asked the government to Balkh women’s affairs director Astana who said he was told by hospital at the in the next three out of their houses, go to sports Sanaa, killing 140 mourners, in- seriously address issues and Shehla, who attended the gath- deputy minister that there were years. clubs and exercise,” Nuristani as- cluding children, and wounded challenges journalists faced in ering, said a campaign should no NTA process related posts, Governor Habibi also sought serted. over 600 others. provinces, otherwise the right to be launched against violence and said, “No, I deny that claim UAE cooperation in construc- Although Afghanistan has made Saudi Arabia intervened in freedom of expression and free against women in the province. as untrue.” (Pajhwok) tion of Islamic seminaries and tremendous achievements since Yemen conflict in March last functioning of media would be She said her department had so mosques in the province. the collapse of the Taliban re- year to restore its ally Presi- compromised. (Pajhwok) far registered 281 incidents of vi- (8) Protesters Seek... Yousuf Al-Ali said he would gime in late 2001 and Afghan ath- dent Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi (2) Afghan Forces ... olence against women in Balkh Abdul Hadi Qani, one of the personally travel to Khost with letes have brought medals home and his government to power, this year. She believed civil soci- protesters, said they carried out regard to implementation of from regional and internation- after Houthis and forces loyal relies heavily on U.S. forces to ety activists, religious scholars, the protest to seek justice for the projects on the university cam- al tournaments, including from to former President Ali Abdul- prevent strategic failure.” and the media could help curb victims. He asked the govern- pus and all other projects that the Olympics in Beijing 2008 and lah Saleh fought a revolution The Taliban has intensified bat- crimes against the gender. ment to arrest those behind the had been suspended. (Pajhwok) London in 2012, the percentage against “Hadi government cor- tlefield and other attacks since She listed reasons behind the inhuman act and punish them. (12) NDS Thwarts... of female sportspersons is almost ruption” and drove Hadi with August and came close to recap- violence against women as illit- Meanwhile, Governor Ghulam zero, mostly because of traditions his cabinet to flee into exile. turing the northern city of Kun- eracy, poverty and non-enforce- Naser Khase assured the pro- for terrorist activity targeting and cultural barriers. (Xinhua) duz and the capital of southern ment of law. (Pajhwok) testers that the culprits would government or security officials. “Men on the roads harass me Helmand province this month. (21)Brexit Biggest ... (6) Scores of ... be brought to justice soon. He said that National Directo- everyday as I travel to and from The insurgents continue to stage “We will not deal Daesh with rate of Security (NDS) personnel the fitness club,” Rukhsar Habib- know that there were many assaults on these two key urban Rafiqullah with 42 troops de- mercy. We will deal with them captured the militants who were zai, 19, a member of Blue Moon good people on both sides of centers and several other pro- fected to the Taliban they sur- according to laws,” vowed involved in the plot in Shakhil Fitness Club said, adding that the this debate. But the only way vincial capitals, inflicting heavy rendered 58 light and heavy Khase. area of the city. men even go as far as to throw that we can ensure that North- casualties on Afghan forces. weapons, three tanks, two pick Security officials and residents A corolla car, two motorcycles, stones and hurl abusive language ern Ireland’ s interests are best The conflict-related incidents up and other military gears to of Ghalmin and Murghab areas a pistol and three liters of alco- at her as she rides her bicycle served is if we are united and have caused more than 8,000 the Taliban.
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