Social Affairs
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UNICEF Distributes Educational Supplies to 4 Million Children in Afghanistan Amid Ongoing Challenges
UNICEF distributes educational supplies to 4 million Afghan children and rebuilds schools amid Taliban restrictions and curriculum controversies.
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Taliban Orders School Mergers and Increases Class Sizes by 45 Due to Teacher Shortage
Taliban orders merging schools and increasing class sizes to 45 due to teacher shortage, affecting quality and access to education…
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2025 Drought Impacts Over 3.4 Million in Northern and Western Afghanistan
The 2025 drought in Afghanistan affects over 3.4 million, worsening food shortages and increasing urgent humanitarian needs in northern and…
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Collapse of Tovah Tash Bridge Cuts Off Dozens of Villages in Takhar Province
The collapse of Tovah Tash bridge in Takhar due to unregulated gold mining and floods has cut off dozens of…
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Sewing Training Program Launched for Female Prisoners in Jowzjan
Jowzjan prison launches a six-month sewing training for 18 female inmates to empower them with skills for post-release employment and…
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Red Cross Supports 300 Farmers in Uruzgan with Agricultural Equipment and Training
The ICRC supports 300 farmers in Uruzgan with agricultural tools and training to reduce food waste and boost rural food…
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Over 31,000 Flood-Affected People Assisted in Afghanistan, UN Reports
UN agencies extend aid to over 31,000 flood-affected people in Afghanistan, but call for sustained funding to continue relief efforts.
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UNICEF 2025 Report Highlights Vital Services for Millions of Children in Afghanistan
UNICEF's 2025 report reveals millions of Afghan children accessed vital health, nutrition, education, and clean water services amid tough conditions.
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Solar Power System Activated for 500 Girls at School in Kunar, Afghanistan
UNDP has installed an 8.8 kW solar system at a girls' school in Kunar, bringing stable electricity and improved facilities…
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Widespread Protests Over Taliban Court Ruling Seizing 12,000 Acres of Land in Khost
Khost residents protest Taliban court ruling seizing 12,500 acres, citing lack of due process and raising social and economic concerns.