Social Affairs
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UN Reports Nearly 50 Monthly Casualties from Unexploded Ordnance in Afghanistan, Majority Children
UN reports nearly 50 monthly casualties in Afghanistan due to unexploded ordnance, with 80% victims being children. Calls for continued…
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Norwegian Refugee Council Warns of Severe Humanitarian Funding Shortage in Afghanistan
The Norwegian Refugee Council reports a severe humanitarian funding shortage in Afghanistan amid rising needs and returning refugees, warning of…
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UN Trust Fund Supports 14 Women-Led Organizations in Afghanistan
The UN Trust Fund supports 14 women-led civil society groups in Afghanistan, aiding over 8,000 people amid rising restrictions under…
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UN OCHA Highlights Water Scarcity Burden on Afghan Women and Children
UN OCHA reports Afghanistan's water crisis heavily impacts women and children, who spend long hours collecting water amid severe shortages.
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WHO Calls for Collective Action in Combating Drug Abuse in Afghanistan
WHO Afghanistan urges collective action to prevent drug abuse, calling for awareness, support, and responsibility amid rising substance use challenges.
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Nearly Six Million People in Afghanistan Receive Humanitarian Aid, UN Reports
Nearly 6 million Afghans received humanitarian aid, but only 17% of required funding secured amid ongoing crisis and economic hardships.
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20 Motorcyclists Compete in Afghanistan’s 1,500-Kilometer Off-Road Touring Race
Afghanistan's first 1,500 km off-road motorcycle race begins in Kabul with 20 riders competing to boost sporting talent nationwide.
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Taliban Bans Rickshaws on Highways Across Afghanistan to Curb Traffic Accidents
The Taliban bans rickshaws on highways to reduce traffic accidents, impacting many drivers amid a lack of public transport and…
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Flood Protection Reinforcement Project Launched in Kot, Nangarhar
Nangarhar initiates a flood protection project in Kot district to reduce flood risks and protect communities, agriculture, and public infrastructure.
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Kazakh Doctor Describes Afghanistan as Still in ‘Wartime’ Condition
A Kazakh medical team returns after a humanitarian mission in Kabul, describing Afghanistan as still in a 'wartime' state with…