His only crime was to be an artist and play his music.
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For the first time, she felt hopeful. Then came the admission stop.
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Desperate cries for help from Afghan LGBTIQ*’s
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We didn’t learn anything from the fall of Kabul
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Attacked from two sides: Afghan prosecutors remain at risk
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And the waiting goes on
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Press release: Federal admission program forces endangered persons to stay in Afghanistan
In today's press release from the BMI and AA, the ministries announced the start of the humanitarian admission program for Afghanistan, which vulnerable individuals and their families have been waiting for for over a year. Access to the program will be limited by only being able to apply through selected NGOs, which will be overloaded with the task. Once again, it is civil society that is expected to bear the government's protracted assumption of responsibility. Kabul Luftbrücke criticizes severely limited access to the program.