Social Affairs
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50,000 Women and Girls in Eastern Afghanistan Face Increased Risk of Gender-Based Violence
Around 50,000 women and girls in eastern Afghanistan face rising gender-based violence risks and limited access to essential health and…
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Taliban Officials Pledge to Address Nomads’ Issues in Recent Meeting
Taliban officials promise to address nomads' challenges including land loss, access to water, education, and economic support in a recent…
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Aid Distributed to 95 Needy Families in Sar-e Pul Province
Aid packages distributed to 95 needy families in Sar-e Pul province amid ongoing poverty and unemployment challenges under Taliban administration.
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Taliban Ministry Denies UN Report on Rising Child Marriages in Afghanistan
The Taliban ministry denies UN claims of rising child marriages in Afghanistan, while UN urges action amid ongoing conflicts and…
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Residents of Dishu District in Helmand Demand Reconstruction of Collapsed Road
Residents of Helmand's Dishu district urge the Taliban to rebuild a collapsed road crucial for safe travel, healthcare access, and…
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Over 4,600 Tons of Waste Collected in Kabul During Eid al-Adha Celebrations
Kabul Municipality collected over 4,600 tons of waste during Eid al-Adha, emphasizing ongoing sanitation efforts amid increased holiday debris.
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Taliban Authorities Confiscate Musical Instruments from Youth in Ghazni
Taliban forces in Ghazni confiscated musical instruments and games from youth, sparking concerns over cultural restrictions and individual freedoms.
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Iranian Ambassador Visits Historical Sites in Kabul
Iranian Ambassador Alireza Beikdeli visits historic Muradkhani neighborhood and Ziarat Abul Fazl shrine in Kabul, as announced by Iran's embassy.
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Nearly 90,000 Tourists Visit Panjshir During Eid Holidays
Nearly 90,000 domestic tourists visited Panjshir's natural attractions during the Eid holidays, drawn by its river, climate, and scenic landscapes.
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Sparse Presence of Women in Bamiyan During Eid al-Adha Amid Restrictions
During Eid al-Adha in Bamiyan, most visitors were men due to Taliban restrictions limiting Afghan women's travel and presence in…