Social Affairs
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Water Crisis Deepens in Kabul as Millions Face Drinking Water Shortages
Kabul faces a severe water crisis as millions struggle to access drinking water amid declining groundwater and rising costs.
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UN Emphasizes Continued Support for Development Projects in Bamyan
The UN stresses the need for ongoing international support for development projects in Bamyan to improve economic and social conditions…
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Floods in Eastern Afghanistan Leave Thousands in Urgent Need of Aid, Women and Girls Most Affected
Recent floods in eastern Afghanistan have caused urgent needs for thousands, with women and girls most affected, prompting emergency aid…
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UN Office Reports Rising Human Trafficking in Afghanistan for Fraud Exploitation
UNODC in Afghanistan reports a rise in human trafficking for forced involvement in fraud, urging victim support and trauma-informed care.
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UNICEF Launches Aid Efforts for Flood Victims in Nuristan Province
UNICEF has begun providing emergency aid, healthcare, nutrition, and clean water to families affected by floods in Nuristan province, Afghanistan.
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Afghan Red Crescent Continues Search for Missing People After Parun Floods
The Afghan Red Crescent continues search operations for missing persons and damage assessments after deadly floods in Parun, Nuristan province.
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Free Arbaeen Visas in Afghanistan Sold on Black Market, Hindering Pilgrims’ Access
Free Arbaeen pilgrimage visas in Afghanistan are being sold on the black market for $350-$450, limiting access for many pilgrims.
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Over 250,000 Tourists Visit Panjshir Province in First Three Months of the Year
Panjshir province welcomed over 250,000 domestic and 120 foreign tourists in three months, with improvements in security and roads boosting…
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Shia Scholars Council Urges Immediate Aid for Flood Victims in Nuristan
The Shia Scholars Council in Afghanistan calls for immediate aid and relief for flood victims in Nuristan after deadly flooding…
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Taliban Special Court Seizes 25 Acres of Land in Kabul
Taliban special court in Kabul seizes 25.65 acres of land, continuing a trend of declaring lands as state-owned amid criticism…