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Taliban says courts handled more than 118,000 women’s rights cases in five years
Taliban says Afghan courts handled more than 118,000 women’s rights cases in five years, including inheritance, property and alimony.
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UNICEF Says Funding Shortfall Is Worsening Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis
UNICEF says a major funding shortfall is worsening Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis, with millions still in need of aid.
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Social Affairs
724 Aid Trucks Enter Afghanistan from Pakistan, UN Says
The UN says 724 aid trucks entered Afghanistan from Pakistan as food insecurity worsens and border disruptions hinder relief efforts.
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Disgruntled Taliban commander Juma Khan Fateh surrenders in Badakhshan
Juma Khan Fateh, a Taliban-affiliated commander in Badakhshan, surrenders after days of clashes in Nasi district.
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Hibatullah Stresses Obedience Amid Internal Taliban Tensions
Hibatullah Akhundzada says Taliban rule depends on obedience as reports of internal tensions and clashes continue in Afghanistan.
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Protests Against Taliban Restrictions Continue in 24 Cities Worldwide
Afghans protest Taliban restrictions in at least 24 cities worldwide, calling for women's rights and an end to rights abuses.
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Health
EU-backed mother and newborn care centre operating in Logar
UNFPA says EU-backed maternal and newborn care services are helping women in Logar province amid limited access to health care.
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Health
UNICEF says 18.9 million people accessed health services in Afghanistan
UNICEF says more than 18.9 million people in Afghanistan accessed health services in the first half of 2026.
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Taliban declare August 28 a public holiday across Afghanistan
Taliban declare August 28 a public holiday across Afghanistan to mark the 107th anniversary of independence.
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OCHA Says Funding Shortfall Puts Afghanistan Aid Efforts at Risk
OCHA says a funding shortfall threatens humanitarian aid in Afghanistan as food insecurity rises and millions remain in need.
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