Social Affairs
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Kishindeh-Zari Road Reopens After Reconstruction in Balkh Province
Balkh officials reopen a key 28km road between Kishindeh and Zari after repairs, but locals still voice concern over infrastructure…
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Taliban’s Morality Office in Ghazni Handles Over 900 Cases in Six Months
Taliban's morality office in Ghazni handles 900+ cases including forced marriages and family disputes, sparking concerns over individual freedoms.
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Afghanistan Hosts National Food Security Conference Under Taliban Authority
Taliban-led Afghanistan hosts a three-day national food security conference with academics and officials amid scrutiny over academic freedoms.
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Over 500 Police Graduates Complete Taliban Training in Northern Afghanistan
Over 500 Taliban-trained police graduate in Balkh amid concerns over ideology-focused training and lack of independent oversight in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Raises Alarm Over Afghan Refugees Detained in Pakistan
Taliban voices concern as 10,000 Afghan refugees are detained in Pakistan amid closed borders, rising deportations, and worsening humanitarian conditions.
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Severe Drought Threatens Livelihoods Across Afghanistan
Unprecedented drought in Afghanistan threatens lives and livelihoods amid Taliban inaction; FAO provides emergency aid to struggling farmers.
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UNICEF Distributes Winter Aid to Vulnerable Families in Bamyan
UNICEF has distributed winter aid, including clothes and blankets, to 244 vulnerable families in Afghanistan's Bamyan province ahead of winter.
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UN: Taliban Increasing Pressure on Women and Former Security Forces
UNAMA reports growing Taliban restrictions on women and former military staff, raising global alarm over worsening human rights in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Claims to Have Resolved Three Family Disputes in Nangarhar
Taliban claims peaceful resolution of three family disputes in Nangarhar, sparking concerns over justice and women’s rights.
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Taliban Bars Beardless Students from University Dorms in Herat and Bamyan
Taliban deny dorm access and meals to beardless students at universities in Herat and Bamyan, enforcing strict grooming rules and…