Pakistan, Sept. 2 -- The security situation in Afghanistan involves ongoing opposition activities against the Taliban-led government. Following the change in governance, anti-Taliban groups, such as the National Resistance Front (NRF), have maintained an active presence, challenging the administration's claims of complete domestic stability. These opposition movements frequently cite the restrictive policies of the Taliban, particularly regarding human rights, governance, and the severe limitations placed on women's education as well as employment, to justify the armed mobilisation. Operating largely independently of external military support, these factions engage in localised actions aimed at disrupting administrative control. This ongo...