Following the withdrawal of the warmongering US and Western states from Afghanistan, a huge debate has been raised in the Western countries regarding Afghan refugees. Those who are currently in the West and those who have fled the country in recent months are in a situation where they are left to themselves under dire circumstances without a home and security.

On September 6th, BBC Panorama reported that cases of children sexually abusing other children had doubled in the two-year period between 2017-2019 in England and Wales, according to police figures obtained by the programme. Police recorded almost 16,000 cases in the year up to 2019, where both the perpetrator and victim were both under 18.

By the decision of the Bishkek City Court dated August 27, the famous imam Rashod Kori Kamolov was released from prison before the end of his term of imprisonment. On August 28, the imam returned to his hometown of Kara Suu, Osh Oblast, local media reported.

The families of victims of enforced disappearance on Monday called on the Bangladesh authorities to return the victims to their families and prosecute the security and law enforcement agencies involved in the abductions. Marking International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances observed on August 30 globally, the victim families also vowed to continue their movement to bring the perpetrators of enforced disappearance to justice for committing crimes against humanity...