After a year of Taliban rule, Freshta Karimi — who spent years fighting for women’s rights in Afghanistan — shares how women’s rights have been eliminated and the fear she feels for those still in the country.

After a year of Taliban rule, Freshta Karimi — who spent years fighting for women’s rights in Afghanistan — shares how women’s rights have been eliminated and the fear she feels for those still in the country.

Freshta Karimi, who spent years fighting for women's rights in Afghanistan, was able to flee the country last fall after Taliban fighters seized power. Now in Canada, she spoke with Adrienne Arsenault about the sorrow she feels for her...

Shortly after the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, a CBC News crew spent two weeks reporting from the country. Senior correspondent Susan Ormiston reflects on the changes and the many challenges from security concerns to the...

Afghanistan’s leading activist, Mahbouba Seraj, says she’s confident women will regain some rights under the Taliban partly, including access to school, because the world is watching.

One month after the chaotic withdrawal of American forces, ordinary Afghans are trying to move forward under Taliban rule and a precarious security situation. A suicide attack on one of Kabul's biggest mosques, Sunday, highlights the...

The Taliban says it has claimed victory in Panjshir, Afghanistan’s last holdout province, as more visible changes are showing up in the country — especially for women.

A player for the Afghan national women's soccer team could have left the country. But she decided to stay behind and face the Taliban.