Social Affairs
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UN Special Rapporteur Condemns Widespread Violations of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan under Taliban Law
UN Special Rapporteur condemns Taliban laws violating women's rights in Afghanistan and urges global support for accountability and humanitarian aid.
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WFP Maintains Vital Aid Deliveries Across Afghanistan Amid Challenges
The WFP has maintained over 18 active routes transporting vital humanitarian aid in Afghanistan between January and September 2023 despite…
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Access to Clean Water in Nuristan Schools Reduces Concerns Over Waterborne Diseases
Clean water access in Nuristan schools eases concerns over waterborne diseases, supporting children's health and growth through UNICEF and ECHO…
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Kabul University Seminar Examines Human, Ethical, and Social Dimensions of Jeffrey Epstein Case
Kabul University seminar explores Jeffrey Epstein case, highlighting ethical issues, Western human rights contradictions, and calls for transparent investigations.
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UNICEF Provides Professional Skills Training to Vulnerable Afghan Girls
UNICEF offers professional skills training, including embroidery, to vulnerable Afghan girls to promote confidence and financial independence amid Taliban restrictions.
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Over 800 Families Forced to Return to Afghanistan in Past Six Days, Says Taliban
Over 800 Afghan families, totaling 3,850 people, have been forcibly returned in the last six days amid rising pressure on…
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Kuwait Allocates $2.5 Million to Support Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund
Kuwait has allocated $2.5 million to support Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Fund, as the country faces returnees, climate shocks and disasters.
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Taliban bans firecrackers at weddings across Afghanistan
Taliban announces a nationwide ban on firecrackers at weddings and celebrations in Afghanistan, citing public peace and security.
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UN Says 4.9 Million Returnees Are Straining Afghanistan’s Economy and Services
UNDP says 4.9 million people returned to Afghanistan from 2023 to 2025, straining jobs, services and infrastructure.
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Kabul’s Rapid Expansion Highlights Need for Better Urban Planning, UN-Habitat Says
UN-Habitat says Kabul’s rapid growth demands better urban planning, more investment and stronger support for sustainable development.