Social Affairs
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UN Urges Investment in Livelihoods for Afghan Families to Reduce Aid Dependence
OCHA highlights the need for investment in jobs and livelihoods for Afghan families to reduce emergency aid dependence and boost…
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ILO Warns 138 Million Children Still Engaged in Child Labor Worldwide
The ILO warns 138 million children still work globally, urging urgent action. The 2026 campaign focuses on fair opportunities and…
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UNICEF Highlights Expansion of Child Development Centers in Kabul
UNICEF emphasizes expanding child nutrition and development centers in Kabul to improve children's health, education, and social growth amid ongoing…
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Ghazi Province Bans Sale and Use of Firecrackers Amid Safety Concerns
Ghazni province bans the sale and use of firecrackers, aiming to prevent injuries and maintain public order amid enforcement concerns.
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Taliban Begin Detaining Women for ‘Improper Hijab’ in Kabul
The Taliban have started detaining women for 'improper hijab' in Kabul, escalating dress code enforcement after similar actions in Herat…
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Over 300 Killed in Natural Disasters in Afghanistan in 1405
Over 300 people killed and thousands affected by natural disasters in Afghanistan in 1405, as Taliban authority urges caution and…
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Taliban Restrictions Drive Increase in Women Street Vendors Amid Growing Poverty
Poverty and Taliban bans on women's work have increased female street vendors in Afghanistan, sparking social media outcry and criticism.
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50 New Schools Open in Zabul, Providing Education for Nearly 30,000 Children
Zabul activates 50 new schools, enabling nearly 30,000 previously deprived children to access education and literacy programs across the province.
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14 New Buses Deployed to Boost Transportation Services in Kandahar
Kandahar introduces 14 new buses to improve city and border transportation services, aiming to ease travel for residents and cross-border…
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Afghan Women Use Graffiti to Protest Taliban’s Increasing Restrictions
Afghan women are using graffiti to protest Taliban's strict restrictions on their rights and dress codes amid bans on public…