Social Affairs
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UNICEF Warns of Boys’ Learning Decline Amid Girls’ Education Ban in Afghanistan
UNICEF warns Afghanistan's education crisis affects boys and girls, with millions of girls banned from school and boys' enrollment declining…
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WFP: Prolonged Wars in Afghanistan Increase Disability and Hunger Risks
WFP warns that prolonged wars in Afghanistan have increased disability rates and hunger risks, urging inclusive food aid for those…
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UN OCHA Allocates $14 Million to Combat Drought in Afghanistan
UN OCHA allocates $14 million to help over 780,000 Afghans combat drought impacts in 2025 with aid including water, healthcare,…
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Taliban Court Orders Flogging of at Least 36 People in Khost Province
The Taliban court in Khost publicly flogged at least 36 people for drug-related and moral offenses, sparking human rights concerns.
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Former Afghan Jihadi Leader Siaf Criticizes Taliban’s Criminal Code
Abdur Rasul Siaf criticizes the Taliban's criminal code, urging just application of Islamic law and warning against misusing religious concepts.
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250 Drug Addicts Released in Balkh After Rehabilitation and Training
Balkh police release 250 drug addicts after rehab and vocational training, aiming to reduce social harms and support reintegration under…
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Kabul Residents Complain About Difficulties in Obtaining Work Permits
Kabul residents complain about the complex, lengthy work permit process, scattered offices, and lack of coordination, causing delays and increased…
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Red Cross Provides Clean Water to 1,400 Families in Herat via Solar-Powered System
The Red Cross provides clean water to 1,400 families in Herat through a solar-powered system amid Afghanistan's worsening water crisis.
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EU Invests Six Million Euros to Improve Children’s Access to Quality Education in Afghanistan
The EU invests six million euros via the FAKHR project to improve access to quality education for Afghan children facing…
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UNDP Launches Digital Centers to Teach Computer Skills to Girls in Kabul Districts
UNDP launches digital centers in Kabul to teach basic computer skills to girls amid ongoing restrictions on female education under…