Social Affairs
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Afghan Women Struggle to Obtain Exit Form Amid Travel Restrictions
Afghan women face difficulties obtaining the essential 'No Criminal Responsibility' form, hindering their ability to study or reside abroad amid…
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Canal Construction Begins on Herat Telecommunications Road
Herat Municipality begins constructing a canal on Telecommunications Road with a 4 million Afghani budget to prevent flooding and road…
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Minister Prioritizes Safe Drinking Water for Returning Refugees in Laghman
Taliban's Rural Development Ministry prioritizes safe drinking water for returning migrants in Laghman, pledging infrastructure improvements amid rising returns.
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Taliban Signs $150,000 Agreement to Empower Youth in Daikundi Province
Taliban signs $150,000 deal with TLO to develop skills and empower youth in Daikundi through local community development programs.
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8560 Foreign Nationals Registered Entering and Exiting Afghanistan in First Quarter of 1405
Afghanistan recorded 8,560 foreign arrivals and departures in Q1 1405, mainly through Nimroz and Herat border crossings.
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World Food Programme: Indonesian Donated Biscuits Become Main Nutrition Source for Many Afghan Children
WFP says Indonesia's donated enriched biscuits are the main nutritious meal for many Afghan children amid Afghanistan's deep humanitarian crisis.
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Afghanistan Ranked Worst Country for Children for Third Consecutive Year
Afghanistan ranks worst country for children worldwide for the third year in a row, facing gender discrimination and educational bans…
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OCHA Warns Budget Shortfall Deepens Crisis for Earthquake Victims in Southeast Afghanistan
OCHA warns that budget shortages are worsening conditions for Southeast Afghanistan earthquake victims, leaving many without aid and basic necessities…
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UN Warns Life in Some Parts of Afghanistan Has Become ‘Impossible’ Amid Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
UN warns millions in Afghanistan face impossible living conditions due to drought, food shortages, and funding crises amid a deepening…
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UN Warns Life Becoming ‘Impossible’ in Parts of Afghanistan Amid Deepening Crisis
The UN warns that worsening drought, food insecurity, and funding shortages make life 'impossible' for millions in Afghanistan's remote areas.