Social Affairs
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Despite Hundreds of Charities, Some Needy Families in Afghanistan Still Miss Out on Aid
Needy families in Afghanistan say charity aid is not reaching all eligible people, despite hundreds of foundations active nationwide.
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Calls grow for reopening girls’ schools in Kandahar as academic year begins
Citizens call on Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada to lift the ban on girls’ education as the new academic year begins…
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Women’s Online University says 94 female students graduate in 11 provinces
Women’s Online University says 94 female students graduated in 11 Afghan provinces as it continues offering free education.
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Taliban Says 12.6 Billion Afghanis Distributed to Orphans and Disabled
The Taliban says 12.6 billion Afghanis in aid was distributed to 650,000 orphans, widows and people with disabilities in Afghanistan.
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Taliban say beggar arrested in Maimana with 110,500 Afghanis in cash
Taliban say a beggar was arrested in Maimana with 110,500 Afghanis in cash as a campaign against beggars continues.
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Netherlands Donates 16 Million Euros to Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund
The Netherlands has donated 16 million euros to Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Fund as millions face urgent aid needs.
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Taliban Restrictions Halt 18 Aid Programmes in Afghanistan, UN Says
OCHA says Taliban restrictions halted 18 aid programmes in Afghanistan and continued to disrupt humanitarian work, especially for women.
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UNICEF says 20 million children faced online sexual abuse in one year
UNICEF says 20 million children in 21 countries faced online sexual abuse or exploitation in a year, mostly on social…
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UN says families still living in tents a year after eastern Afghanistan quake
UN says families in eastern Afghanistan are still living in tents a year after a devastating earthquake hit the region.
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UN Women calls for lifting restrictions on female aid workers in Afghanistan
UN Women says female aid workers in Afghanistan must be allowed to work safely as restrictions limit women and girls’…