Social Affairs
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UN Report: Afghan Women Face Unprecedented Restrictions Under Taliban Rule
UN report says Afghan women face record-level rights restrictions under Taliban, with 80% of young women denied education, work, and…
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UN Agencies Build New School to Replace Tents for Afghan Students
UN agencies open new school for Afghan children, replacing tents and providing safer, equipped classrooms amid continuing restrictions on girls’…
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Taliban Envoy in Islamabad Raises Concerns Over Afghan Students’ Struggles in Pakistan
Taliban envoy in Islamabad urges action on Afghan students' visa and financial issues in Pakistan amid increasing educational disruptions.
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286 New Police Officers Graduate from Training in Taliban-Controlled Wardak
286 police officers have completed training in Taliban-controlled Wardak, raising questions about the legitimacy and impact of such programs.
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25-Year-Old Man Dies by Suicide in Samangan Amid Mounting Concerns Over Youth Mental Health
A 25-year-old man died by suicide in Samangan, Afghanistan, amid rising concerns over youth mental health and limited psychological support.
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Taliban Warns Right-Hand Drive Vehicle Owners to Register by Early November
Taliban gives right-hand drive vehicle owners until late October 2025 to register. Police will confiscate unregistered cars in Kabul after…
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Taliban Envoy, Russian Official Discuss Afghan Labor Migration to Moscow
Taliban envoy and Russian official discuss plans for Afghan labor migration to Russia, amid growing unemployment and economic crisis in…
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UN Warns of Unplanned Urban Expansion in Firozkoh
UN-Habitat raises alarm over Firozkoh's unplanned growth, urging urgent urban reforms to ensure inclusivity and sustainability under Taliban rule.
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UN Warns of Urgent Shelter Needs for Afghan Earthquake Survivors Ahead of Winter
UN warns of urgent shelter and aid needs for Afghan quake survivors as winter nears, citing risk to thousands in…
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Taliban Issues Over 528,000 Passports in Six Months, Despite Lack of Global Recognition
Taliban issues over 528,000 Afghan passports in six months, reflecting ongoing governance despite lack of global recognition and diplomatic isolation.