Social Affairs
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Afghanistan Ranked Worst Country for Children for Third Consecutive Year
Afghanistan ranks worst country for children worldwide for the third year in a row, facing gender discrimination and educational bans…
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OCHA Warns Budget Shortfall Deepens Crisis for Earthquake Victims in Southeast Afghanistan
OCHA warns that budget shortages are worsening conditions for Southeast Afghanistan earthquake victims, leaving many without aid and basic necessities…
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UN Warns Life in Some Parts of Afghanistan Has Become ‘Impossible’ Amid Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
UN warns millions in Afghanistan face impossible living conditions due to drought, food shortages, and funding crises amid a deepening…
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UN Warns Life Becoming ‘Impossible’ in Parts of Afghanistan Amid Deepening Crisis
The UN warns that worsening drought, food insecurity, and funding shortages make life 'impossible' for millions in Afghanistan's remote areas.
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Over 381,000 Electronic ID Cards Distributed in Three Months in Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s National Statistics Authority reports over 381,000 electronic ID cards distributed in three months, with Kabul leading the issuance.
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Logar Residents Begin Construction of New School Building for Ahrar Primary School
Logar residents have started building a new school for Ahrar Primary School with local funding to improve education for nearly…
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16 Million People in Afghanistan Need Urgent Water and Sanitation Aid in 2026
Around 16 million Afghans need urgent help accessing safe water and sanitation services in 2026 amid worsening shortages.
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Taliban Administration Announces Intensified Fight Against Industrial Drugs Across Afghanistan
The Taliban's anti-narcotics agency intensifies its fight against industrial drugs, focusing on prevention and addressing social root causes nationwide.
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Over One Million Afghanis in Cash Aid Distributed to 78 Families in Herat
Afghan Red Crescent distributes over one million Afghanis in cash aid to 78 families in Herat, supporting small businesses affected…
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UNAMA Deputy Head Visits Balkh, Highlights Support for Women Carpet Weavers
UNAMA's deputy visits Balkh, emphasizing support for women carpet weavers amid Taliban restrictions on women's work and education.