Social Affairs
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Taliban Ministry Reports Handling Over 3,500 Women’s Rights Complaints
The Taliban's Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue claims to have addressed over 3,500 women's rights complaints amid ongoing restrictions…
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Taliban’s Labor Ministry Discusses Vocational Training Curriculum with Norwegian Refugee Council
Taliban’s Labor Ministry and the Norwegian Refugee Council discuss vocational training cooperation and curriculum development to enhance Afghan job skills.
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Afghanistan Meteorology Office Forecasts Rain and Snow in 24 Provinces
Afghanistan's Meteorology Department forecasts rain and snow in 24 provinces, warning of possible landslides and travel disruptions in mountainous areas.
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UN Pledges Continued Support for Afghan Women on International Women’s Day
UNHCR affirms ongoing support for Afghan women, especially displaced and returning ones, facing hardships under Taliban rule, on International Women's…
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OCHA: Afghan Women Continue Humanitarian Aid Despite Taliban Restrictions
OCHA reports Afghan women persist in humanitarian aid amid Taliban restrictions, urging support for female workers and lifting barriers obstructing…
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ILO Affirms Support for Afghan Women’s Rights on International Women’s Day
ILO supports Afghan women's rights on International Women's Day, pledging commitment to their education and employment amid ongoing restrictions.
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Two Agreements Signed to Train Families of Martyrs and Disabled in Three Provinces
The Ministry of Martyrs and Disabled Affairs signs two agreements to train over 3,000 families in Kunar, Baghlan, and Laghman…
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UN Chief Guterres: Women’s Rights Are Human Rights and Must Be Prioritized
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stresses that women’s rights are human rights and calls for urgent global action on gender equality…
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Norwegian Refugee Council Provides Cash Aid to 4,300 Displaced in Nangarhar’s Mohmand Dara
Norwegian Refugee Council offers cash aid to 4,300 displaced people in Nangarhar's Mohmand Dara amid Taliban-Pakistan border clashes.
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UN: Afghanistan Is the Only Country Denying Girls Access to Secondary Education
UN Women states Afghanistan is the only country banning girls from secondary education, warning of serious risks to their future…