Social Affairs
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December 10, 2025Turkey 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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December 10, 2025UN 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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December 10, 2025Construction 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…
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December 10, 2025Taliban Ministry Announces Graduation of Vocational Trainees in Kabul
Taliban Ministry of Labor announces graduation of vocational trainees in Kabul amid concerns over lack of job opportunities for the…
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December 9, 2025New Disaster Management Office Inaugurated in Kapisa Province
A new disaster management office has opened in Kapisa, Afghanistan, aiming to improve response capabilities amid calls for better crisis…
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December 9, 2025Solar Energy Project Brings New Hope to Afghan Families
A solar energy initiative in Afghanistan delivers clean power to homes, improving education and daily life for families despite infrastructure…
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December 9, 2025UNICEF Provides Clean Water for Afghan Returnees at Torkham Border
UNICEF, supported by Sweden’s Sida, is supplying clean drinking water to Afghan returnees at the Torkham border, amid Taliban service…
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December 9, 2025UN Highlights Importance of Housing Rights for Afghans
UN-Habitat stresses that securing housing rights in Afghanistan is key to safety, stability, and long-term socio-economic well-being for its people.
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December 8, 2025Iran Warns Taliban Over Consequences of Banning Girls’ Education
Iran warns the Taliban that banning girls' education may fuel public unrest and offers help to enable Afghan women's access…
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December 8, 2025Over 17 Million Afghans Face Food Insecurity, UN Warns
UN warns over 17 million Afghans will face food insecurity in 2025, citing drought, refugee returns, and Taliban policy restrictions.