Social Affairs
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Afghanistan Begins Construction of Permanent Disaster Management Offices in Several Provinces
Afghanistan starts building permanent disaster office sites to improve natural disaster response amid economic and logistical challenges.
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Fire Prevention Awareness Campaign Launched in Kabul
Afghanistan's interior ministry launches a fire prevention campaign in Kabul to raise awareness and reduce incidents caused by electrical and…
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EU Reaffirms Support for Afghan Women and Girls Amid Ongoing Taliban Restrictions
The EU pledges continued support for Afghan women and girls amid Taliban restrictions on education, work, and public life.
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Ghazni Residents Donate 5 Million Afghanis to Kunar Earthquake Victims
Ghazni locals and officials raise 5 million Afghanis to support victims of a recent earthquake in Kunar in the absence…
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UN-Habitat Begins Reconstruction of Earthquake-Damaged School in Herat
UN-Habitat starts rebuilding a Herat school destroyed by an earthquake, aiming to provide safe, disaster-resilient education for Afghan children.
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UNICEF: Over 22 Million Afghans to Need Humanitarian Aid in 2026
UNICEF warns nearly 22 million Afghans will need aid in 2026 amid worsening poverty, lack of services, and Taliban policies…
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UNICEF Warns Mass Return of Migrants Deepens Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis
UNICEF says over 2.6M Afghan migrants returned home in 2025, worsening humanitarian crisis amid housing shortages, food insecurity, and weak…
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Turkey Delivers 12th Humanitarian Aid Shipment to Afghan Red Crescent in Herat
Turkey sends 1,271 tons of aid to Afghan Red Crescent in Herat to assist disaster-hit families amid ongoing humanitarian challenges.
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UN Report: 90% of Afghan Carpet Weavers Are Women — Underpaid Despite Crucial Role
UN: 90% of Afghan carpet weavers are women, crucial to exports but underpaid. UN Women pushes for better support and…
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Construction Begins on Homes and Mosque for Earthquake Victims in Kunar
Afghanistan begins building homes and a mosque in Kunar province for families displaced by a recent earthquake, amid concerns over…