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More NGOs Stop Work In Afghanistan After Taliban Ban On Women Staff
Christian Aid and ActionAid on Monday became the latest foreign aid groups to suspend operations in Afghanistan after the country's Taliban rulers ordered all NGOs to stop women staff from working.
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11,000 NGOs Fail To Renew Licence, Derecognised By Government
The government has derecognised more than 11,000 NGOs after they failed to renew their registration by June-end, preventing them from receiving foreign funds.
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Delhi Gang-Rape Documentary Fallout: Government Restricts Entry of Journalists in Jail
Entry of journalists, NGO activists and filmmakers into jails has been banned by the government, except under special requests, said senior Home Ministry officials.
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Licenses of 4,470 NGOs, Including Those Funding Supreme Court Bar Association, Cancelled
In another round of action against erring non-profits, the government has cancelled the licence of another 4,470 organisations. But the list surprisingly includes a number of top universities, Supreme Court Bar Association and the Escorts Heart Institute, which bars them from receiving foreign funds.
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More NGOs Stop Work In Afghanistan After Taliban Ban On Women Staff
Christian Aid and ActionAid on Monday became the latest foreign aid groups to suspend operations in Afghanistan after the country's Taliban rulers ordered all NGOs to stop women staff from working.
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11,000 NGOs Fail To Renew Licence, Derecognised By Government
The government has derecognised more than 11,000 NGOs after they failed to renew their registration by June-end, preventing them from receiving foreign funds.
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Delhi Gang-Rape Documentary Fallout: Government Restricts Entry of Journalists in Jail
Entry of journalists, NGO activists and filmmakers into jails has been banned by the government, except under special requests, said senior Home Ministry officials.
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Licenses of 4,470 NGOs, Including Those Funding Supreme Court Bar Association, Cancelled
In another round of action against erring non-profits, the government has cancelled the licence of another 4,470 organisations. But the list surprisingly includes a number of top universities, Supreme Court Bar Association and the Escorts Heart Institute, which bars them from receiving foreign funds.
