Social Affairs
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Afghan Journalists’ Union Urges Taliban to Pardon Four Detained Reporters
Afghan journalists' union urges the Taliban to pardon four detained reporters and improve freedom of expression amid growing media restrictions.
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Saudi Arabia Distributes 1,490 Food Packages in Kabul and Panjshir
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Center distributed 1,490 food packages in Kabul and Panjshir to support needy families and returning migrants.
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Afghan Children Continue to Suffer from Unexploded Landmines
The Red Cross reports Afghan children remain victims of unexploded landmines, with hundreds injured or killed, urging increased clearance efforts.
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Taliban Court Publicly Lashes 42 People Across Three Provinces
Taliban court publicly lashes 42 people across Farah, Jawzjan, and Balkh provinces for various charges including homosexuality and alcohol-related offenses.
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Taliban Environmental Authority Stresses Quality in Kunar Environmental Projects
Taliban's environment authority stresses quality, community cooperation, and transparency in executing environmental projects in Kunar province to combat climate change.
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Turkey and Taliban Agree to Establish New Educational Center in Khost
Turkey and the Taliban agree to build a new school in Khost, aiming to provide education for grades 7 to…
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92% Surge in Flogging Sentences Executed in One Month Under Taliban Rule
Taliban's Supreme Court reports a 92% increase in public flogging sentences in one month, raising serious human rights concerns across…
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UN Reports 14,000 at Risk of Gender-Based Violence Following Afghanistan Floods
UN reports nearly 14,000 people at risk of gender-based violence after floods in Afghanistan, highlighting urgent humanitarian needs and response…
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Taliban’s Anti-Narcotics Police Transfer 842 Drug Addicts to Treatment Centers in Kabul and 11 Provinces
Taliban's Anti-Narcotics Police have transferred 842 drug addicts to treatment centers in Kabul and 11 provinces as part of targeted…
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UNICEF Completes Seven Water Supply Networks in Kapisa Province
UNICEF finalizes seven water supply networks in Kapisa, connecting over 1,000 families to safe drinking water amid ongoing water shortages.