Social Affairs
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Taliban Suspends and Revokes Licenses of Nine Private Universities Across Afghanistan
Taliban suspends or revokes licenses of nine private universities in Afghanistan over educational standards and corruption concerns, affecting hundreds of…
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74% of Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Aid Budget Unfunded, UN Warns of Crisis
UN warns that 74% of Afghanistan's 2026 humanitarian aid budget remains unfunded, risking vital services for millions amid rising needs.
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Residents of Ghazni Demand Reopening of Girls’ Schools After Five Years
Ghazni residents call for reopening of girls' secondary schools and universities after five years of closures under Taliban rule, stressing…
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Climate Change Worsens Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan, Says IOM
IOM reports climate change has intensified Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis, urging increased aid and investment to mitigate growing climate impacts.
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Residents of Khulm, Samangan Face Severe Shortage of Safe Drinking Water
Residents of Khulm, Samangan face a critical shortage of safe drinking water, forcing long walks and raising health concerns, especially…
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Taliban Sets Evacuation Deadline for Kabul’s Omid Sabz Housing Complex
The Taliban sets an eviction deadline for Kabul’s Omid Sabz housing complex, causing concerns over residents' homes and investments amid…
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Afghan Women Protest Taliban’s Ban on Girls’ Education with Symbolic Performance
Afghan women protest the Taliban’s ban on girls’ education through a symbolic performance on the fifth anniversary of Kabul’s fall.
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Only 26% of Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Aid Budget Secured Amid $1.3 Billion Shortfall
Only 26% of the $1.7 billion humanitarian aid budget for Afghanistan has been secured, leaving a $1.3 billion gap amid…
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UN Warns Millions in Afghanistan Face Starvation Without Immediate Food Aid Funding
UN warns millions in Afghanistan risk starvation without urgent funding for food aid and nutrition programs, especially children and pregnant…
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UN OCHA Warns of Humanitarian Crisis and Women’s Restrictions Threatening Millions in Afghanistan
UN OCHA warns Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis deepens due to poverty, natural disasters, and restrictions on women, threatening millions of lives.