Social Affairs
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UN Warns of Urban Planning Crisis Amid Rapid City Growth in Afghanistan
UN-Habitat warns that unplanned urban growth in Afghanistan, especially in cities like Kabul and Herat, threatens future sustainability and equity.
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Taliban Announces Distribution of Nine Billion Afghanis in Aid to Vulnerable Groups
Taliban says it distributed 9 billion Afghanis in aid but offers no transparency on sources or oversight, raising concerns over…
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Kishindeh-Zari Road Reopens After Reconstruction in Balkh Province
Balkh officials reopen a key 28km road between Kishindeh and Zari after repairs, but locals still voice concern over infrastructure…
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Taliban’s Morality Office in Ghazni Handles Over 900 Cases in Six Months
Taliban's morality office in Ghazni handles 900+ cases including forced marriages and family disputes, sparking concerns over individual freedoms.
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Afghanistan Hosts National Food Security Conference Under Taliban Authority
Taliban-led Afghanistan hosts a three-day national food security conference with academics and officials amid scrutiny over academic freedoms.
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Over 500 Police Graduates Complete Taliban Training in Northern Afghanistan
Over 500 Taliban-trained police graduate in Balkh amid concerns over ideology-focused training and lack of independent oversight in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Raises Alarm Over Afghan Refugees Detained in Pakistan
Taliban voices concern as 10,000 Afghan refugees are detained in Pakistan amid closed borders, rising deportations, and worsening humanitarian conditions.
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Severe Drought Threatens Livelihoods Across Afghanistan
Unprecedented drought in Afghanistan threatens lives and livelihoods amid Taliban inaction; FAO provides emergency aid to struggling farmers.
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UNICEF Distributes Winter Aid to Vulnerable Families in Bamyan
UNICEF has distributed winter aid, including clothes and blankets, to 244 vulnerable families in Afghanistan's Bamyan province ahead of winter.
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UN: Taliban Increasing Pressure on Women and Former Security Forces
UNAMA reports growing Taliban restrictions on women and former military staff, raising global alarm over worsening human rights in Afghanistan.