Social Affairs
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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.
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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…