Social Affairs
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Taliban morality office says it held over 2,400 awareness sessions in one month
Taliban officials say more than 2,400 awareness sessions were held in one month, while complaints and witchcraft arrests were also…
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25 Development Projects Worth More Than 66 Million Afghanis Completed in Samangan
Samangan province has completed 25 development projects worth over 66 million Afghanis, including water systems, roads and retaining walls.
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Ghor Football Federation Chief Gifts Weapon to Local Wrestling Champion
Ghor's football federation chief has given a weapon to a local wrestling champion, raising concerns over violence in sport.
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UNESCO Says More Than Half of Afghanistan’s Children Lack Access to Primary Education
UNESCO says over half of Afghanistan’s children lack primary education as millions of girls remain barred from secondary school.
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Thousands in three Afghan provinces gain access to clean drinking water
Nearly 8,000 people in three Afghan provinces gain clean drinking water as OCHA warns millions still face shortages.
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Taliban Spokesman Sparks Outcry Over Remarks on Girls’ Education
Taliban remarks on girls' education in Afghanistan draw criticism from activists and experts over women's rights and access to schooling.
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Taliban shuts down all private education centres in Nuristan
Taliban authorities have shut down all private education centres in Parun, Nuristan, amid broader restrictions on learning in Afghanistan.
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Taliban shuts down all private education centres in Nuristan
Taliban authorities shut down all private education centres in Parun, Nuristan, as restrictions on education in Afghanistan continue.
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Taliban shuts all private education centres in Nuristan
Taliban authorities have closed all private education centres in Parun, Nuristan, intensifying restrictions on education in Afghanistan.
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Student and faculty numbers plunge at Afghan universities as women’s education falls to zero
UNICEF and UNESCO say Afghanistan's higher education system has shrunk sharply under Taliban restrictions, with women's enrolment falling to zero.