Social Affairs
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UN Reports Nearly One Million Births Registered in Afghanistan in 2025
In 2025, the UN helped register 985,000 births and supported millions in Afghanistan despite funding cuts, amid concerns over girls'…
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Devastating Floods in Afghanistan Disrupt Homes and Vital Services, Affect Over 70,000 People
Deadly floods in Afghanistan affect over 70,000 people, damaging homes and critical services. OCHA urges continued global support for relief…
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Taliban Ministry Distributes 12.6 Billion Afghanis to Needy Families in 2025
The Taliban’s Ministry of Martyrs and Disabled distributed 12.6 billion Afghanis in 2025 to orphans, widows, and disabled across Afghanistan.
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Weather Authority Issues Rain and Flood Warning for 20 Provinces in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Meteorological Department warns of rain, floods, and strong winds in 20 provinces with possible snowfall in highlands on April…
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UN Allocates $73.5 Million for Afghanistan Humanitarian Crises in 2025
UN allocates $73.5M for Afghanistan's humanitarian crises in 2025; warns 22M will need aid in 2026 amid ongoing countrywide challenges.
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Residents of Sar-e Pol Report Sharp Restrictions on Girls’ Education
Residents of Sar-e Pol report sharp restrictions on girls' education, urging the Taliban to provide safe, quality learning amid ongoing…
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Taliban to Distribute $215,000 in Cash Aid to 900 Orphaned Children Across Four Afghan Provinces
Taliban to distribute $215,000 in cash aid to 900 orphaned children in Kabul, Logar, Paktia, and Paktika, emphasizing transparency amid…
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Taliban Court in Kabul Whips 16, Annual Flogging Count Reaches 1,186
Taliban court in Kabul lashes 16 for drug and alcohol offenses, with annual flogging reaching 1,186 amid rising human rights…
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Taliban Issues New Order to Regulate Street Vendors in Cities
Taliban issues a new directive to regulate street vendors, mandating designated areas, GPS registration, and ID cards to maintain urban…
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Taliban Bans Books by Female Authors at Some Afghan Universities
Taliban bans books by female authors in some Afghan universities, restricting education and raising concerns over academic freedom and quality.