Social Affairs
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Graduates in Nangarhar Urge Taliban to Provide Job Opportunities Aligned with Their Studies
Recent university graduates in Nangarhar call on the Taliban to create jobs matching their skills to prevent youth unemployment and…
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Afghanistan Faces One of the World’s Largest Displacement Crises, UNDP Warns
UNDP reports Afghanistan faces a major displacement crisis worsened by poverty, drought, and earthquakes, urging sustained support and inclusive recovery…
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Cash Aid Distributed to 396 Needy Families in Farah Province
Farah police distributed 1.5 million Afghanis in cash aid to 396 needy families, highlighting the need for sustainable poverty reduction…
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Officials Call for Dialogue to Resolve Dispute Between Settled Residents and Nomads in Bamyan
Afghan officials urge dialogue to resolve ongoing disputes between settled residents and nomadic Kuchis in Bamyan’s Punjab district.
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Afghanistan Emerges as Global Hub for Exiled Journalists, RSF Reports
Afghanistan is now the global hub for exiled journalists, with 677 fleeing since 2021 due to threats and repression, warns…
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Two Water Supply Networks Launched in Kandahar’s Maroof District
Two water supply networks were completed in Kandahar’s Maroof district, providing safe drinking water to 147 families through UNICEF funding.
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Human Rights Groups Condemn Full Face Covering for Children in Balkh Schools
Human rights groups criticize Taliban-backed policy requiring young girls in Balkh schools to cover their faces, raising concerns about freedom…
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UNAMA: Afghanistan on the Frontline of the Climate Crisis
UNAMA warns Afghanistan faces severe climate impacts, threatening millions with droughts, desertification, and water shortages amid ongoing conflicts and poverty.
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Health Crisis in Afghanistan: Taliban Restrictions Deepen Barriers to Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health
Taliban restrictions in Afghanistan severely limit women’s sexual and reproductive healthcare, aggravating the country’s health crisis, warns an Afghan midwife.
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Taliban Continue Detaining Women in Herat and Fire Warning Shots at Protesters
Taliban continue detaining women in Herat for not observing hijab and fired warning shots at protesters, raising concerns over transparency…