Social Affairs
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Human Rights Watch Warns of Hunger Crisis Threatening Millions in Afghanistan
Human Rights Watch warns millions in Afghanistan face hunger due to economic crisis, reduced aid, and restrictions on aid workers…
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Over Half of Women’s Organizations in Afghanistan at Risk of Closure, UN Warns
UN Women warns over half of women’s organizations in Afghanistan face closure due to funding cuts and Taliban restrictions, risking…
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UNICEF Raises Concern Over Lack of Growth Opportunities for Youth in Asia-Pacific Region
UNICEF highlights the lack of opportunities for youth growth in Asia-Pacific, emphasizing vocational training and Afghan youth's potential amid Taliban…
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Professional Training Launched for 174 People with Disabilities in Afghanistan
Afghanistan starts professional training for 174 people with disabilities in four provinces, with added awareness programs for 1,500 individuals.
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India Donates 1,500 Tents to Expelled Afghan Migrants for Shelter
India donates 1,500 tents worth 22.6 million Afghanis to Afghanistan's Ministry of Refugees to aid expelled migrants with shelter and…
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Food Aid Distributed to Displaced Migrants and Needy Families in Balkh
Food aid distributed to displaced migrants and needy families in Balkh, supported by Saudi Arabia's King Salman Humanitarian Center.
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UNICEF Highlights Vocational Training as Key to Afghanistan’s Youth Future
UNICEF calls vocational training vital for Afghanistan's youth amid rising poverty and strict restrictions on girls' education and work.
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Cash Aid Distributed to 161 Needy Families in Jawzjan Province
Cash aid has been provided to 161 needy families and beggars in Jawzjan amid economic challenges and declining job opportunities.
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Residents of Pamir Demand a Standard High School with Dormitory Facilities
Residents of Pamir, Badakhshan, call on the Taliban to establish a standard high school with dormitories to tackle educational challenges…
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Teens Addicted to ‘Tabletka’ and ‘Zikp’ Reveal How Free Distribution Led to Substance Abuse
Teenagers hospitalized in Kabul reveal how free distribution of 'Tabletka' and 'Zikp' led to widespread addiction, prompting calls for stronger…