KABUL — The Taliban’s Ministry of Justice has moved to dissolve Afghanistan’s Supreme Shia Commission and has barred its members from continuing their activities, according to information obtained by journalists, as the commission’s chairman and several senior members reportedly remain in detention.A source familiar with the developments, who asked not to be identified for security…
Amid growing concerns over the spread of extremism and hate speech in certain covert religious circles, the New South Wales government has introduced new laws targeting illegal places of worship and radical preachers. Officials say the measures are aimed at shutting down what they have described as “hate factories.” The decision was formally announced following…
By Mohammad Reha Nearly five years have passed since the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, yet the question of its legitimacy remains unresolved — neither domestically nor externally. The Taliban’s only...
Australian lawmakers have returned early from their annual recess to pass sweeping new legislation aimed at tackling antisemitism, hate speech and extremism, marking a significant development in the country’s security and migration policy framework. The…
Queensland Police have announced the identification and dismantling of an organized international vehicle theft ring allegedly responsible for stealing dozens of high-value cars, primarily Toyota LandCruisers and Prados, from the Brisbane area and exporting them…
