Social Affairs
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Climate Change Causes 79% of Displacements in Afghanistan in Early 2025, Says IOM
IOM reports 79% of Afghanistan's internal displacements in early 2025 stem from climate change, urging urgent support for affected communities.
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Daikundi Residents Volunteer to Rebuild Miramoor-Ghazni Road, Including Active Participation of Women
Daikundi residents, including women, volunteer to rebuild the vital Miramoor-Ghazni road amid ongoing travel and healthcare challenges.
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Food Packages Distributed to 600 Needy Families in Ghazni During Ramadan
Food packages containing essential supplies were distributed to 600 needy families in Ghazni during Ramadan, as economic hardships persist under…
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UNICEF Warns 270,000 Children at Risk from Life-Threatening Cold in Afghanistan
UNICEF warns 270,000 children in Afghanistan face life-threatening cold, distributing winter aid in Daikundi amid urgent humanitarian needs.
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Residents of Herat Complain About Serious Issues in Urban Transport System
Herat residents highlight serious urban transport problems, urging immediate reforms to improve daily commuting and urban life quality in the…
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Taliban Morality Police Raid Youth Chess Game in Panjshir, Seize Equipment
Taliban morality police raid youth chess game in Panjshir, seize equipment, and refuse to return it amid ongoing cultural restrictions.
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UNICEF Reports Over 47,000 Parents Participated in ‘Positive Parenting’ Program in 2025
UNICEF's 2025 'Positive Parenting' program helped over 47,000 parents build stronger, healthier relationships with their children.
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Cash and Food Aid Distributed to 3,443 Families in Faryab and Paktika Provinces
Cash and food aid were provided to 3,443 families in Faryab and Paktika, reducing economic hardships in vulnerable regions of…
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Taliban Administration Oversees Over 10,000 Orphaned Children Across Afghanistan
Over 10,000 orphaned Afghan children are currently under Taliban care, with calls for transparency and oversight of orphanage conditions and…
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UN Launches 2026 Afghanistan Humanitarian Aid Plan to Support 21.9 Million People
The UN launches Afghanistan's 2026 humanitarian aid plan to help 21.9 million people amid conflict, poverty, and Taliban-imposed restrictions.