Social Affairs
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Iran Repatriates 211 Afghan Prisoners Under Taliban Agreement
Iran returns 211 Afghan prisoners under a Taliban agreement, raising concerns over legal transparency and rights post-repatriation.
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Taliban Foreign Ministry Launches Provincial Document Authentication Services
Taliban launches document authentication services in six Afghan provinces to ease access, raising concerns over transparency and international recognition.
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UK Voices Support for Afghan Children’s Rights on World Children’s Day
UK pledges support for Afghan children's rights on World Children's Day, amid concerns over Taliban restrictions on education and safety.
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Taliban Envoy Meets Indonesian Muhammadiyah Leaders to Discuss Cooperation
Taliban envoy meets Indonesian Muhammadiyah leaders to discuss education and health cooperation amid criticism over human rights violations.
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Ashraf Ghani Says He Is Ready to Take Action If Called Upon by the People
Former Afghan president Ashraf Ghani says he's ready to help resolve Afghanistan's crisis if the people want him to contribute.
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70 Taliban Fire Department Personnel Graduate from Training Program
70 Taliban fire department staff graduate from a training course amid concerns over the administration's legitimacy and emergency response capabilities.
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UNICEF Warns Poverty and Malnutrition Threaten Future of Afghan Children
UNICEF warns rising poverty, conflict, and climate crisis are endangering the lives and future of millions of Afghan children facing…
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HRW: Taliban Forcing Herat Women to Wear Burqas, Violating Rights
HRW reports Taliban forcing women in Herat to wear burqas, calling it a new form of gender apartheid and urging…
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Saudi Arabia Distributes New Aid to Earthquake Survivors in Northern Afghanistan
Saudi Arabia distributes new humanitarian aid in northern Afghanistan as quake-hit residents face worsening winter crisis and limited local support.
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UN Envoy Visits Girls’ Schools in Northern Kapisa Amid Education Restrictions
UNAMA chief visits UNICEF-supported girls' schools in Kapisa, Afghanistan, amid Taliban-imposed restrictions on female education.