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UN OCHA Facilitates Essential Health Services for Mothers in Badakhshan’s Pangani Region
UN OCHA supports essential health services for mothers and children in Badakhshan's remote Pangani region, improving access to vital care.
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Ireland Warns of Systematic Use of Sexual Violence Against Women in Afghanistan
Ireland warns of the systematic use of sexual violence against women in Afghanistan amid ongoing conflict, urging global action for…
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Germany Deportes 87 Afghan Nationals Over Six Months amid Identity Verification Talks with Taliban Representatives
Germany deported 87 Afghan nationals over six months, coordinating identity checks with Taliban representatives amid controversy and denied payments to…
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Taliban Interior Minister Meets UN Officials to Discuss Refugee Issues
Taliban Interior Minister Khalifa Haqqani meets UN officials to discuss Afghan refugees, emphasizing cooperation on returns, resettlement, and humanitarian aid.
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Afghan Journalist Javed Niazi Released After 63 Days in Taliban Detention
Afghan journalist Javed Niazi was released after 63 days in Taliban detention, while his news agency remains closed amid concerns…
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600 Families in Laghman Gain Access to Clean Drinking Water Through UN Project
UN-Habitat helps 600 families in Laghman access clean drinking water, addressing health and waterborne disease challenges in Afghanistan.
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Afghan Journalists Center Demands Immediate Release of Imprisoned Reporters
Afghanistan Journalists Center demands the unconditional release of imprisoned journalists and media workers detained by the Taliban, urging for media…
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IOM Provides Cash Aid to Rebuild Homes for Earthquake Victims in Eastern Afghanistan
IOM offers cash aid to earthquake-affected families in eastern Afghanistan, helping them rebuild safer homes with support from the Dutch…
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UNICEF Facilitates Health Services Access for 6.5 Million People Across Afghanistan
UNICEF supports health services access for over 6.5 million in Afghanistan amid malnutrition and education challenges under Taliban restrictions.
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UN: Surge of Returning Migrants Strains Afghanistan’s Infrastructure
UN-Habitat warns that the surge in Afghan returnees in 2025 is straining housing, urban services, and infrastructure across Afghanistan.