Social Affairs
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International Red Cross Sends Urgent Aid to Paktika Amid Rising Conflict in Afghanistan
The International Red Cross is sending urgent aid to Afghanistan's Paktika amid increasing conflict, aiming to support vulnerable families affected…
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201 Prisoners Released from Kandahar’s Sarpuza Jail Ahead of Eid al-Fitr
Ahead of Eid al-Fitr, Kandahar’s Sarpuza prison freed 201 inmates and reduced sentences for 393 others, amid calls for transparency…
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Taliban Claims Over 10,000 Orphans and Needy Women Assisted in Past Year
Taliban officials report aiding over 10,000 orphans and needy women last year amid rising poverty, emphasizing need for transparency and…
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Washington Rally Condemns Pakistani Airstrikes on Afghanistan
US Pashtun Tahafuz Movement protests Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan, condemning attacks on civilians and urging international action.
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Taliban Releases 207 Prisoners in Herat on Eid al-Fitr
The Taliban released 207 prisoners in Herat on Eid al-Fitr, including women and children, amid concerns over the lack of…
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Nearly Two Million Afghans Return from Iran Amid Looming Unemployment Crisis
Nearly two million Afghans have returned from Iran, creating a severe unemployment crisis amid economic hardship and restrictions on women's…
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68,000 Children Displaced in Eastern Afghanistan Amid Clashes with Pakistan
Increased Afghanistan-Pakistan clashes have displaced 68,000 children in eastern Afghanistan, disrupting education and vital services amid rising humanitarian concerns.
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Over 200 Prisoners Complete Educational Programs in Herat Central Prison
Over 200 inmates in Herat Central Prison have graduated from Quran memorization, literacy, and vocational training programs to reduce reoffending.
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Taliban Frees 167 Prisoners in Badakhshan, Paktia, and Zabul for Eid al-Fitr
The Taliban has released 167 prisoners and reduced sentences for 218 more in Badakhshan, Paktia, and Zabul as part of…
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UNICEF Reports Over 14 Million People in Afghanistan Access Life-Saving Information
UNICEF says over 14 million people in Afghanistan accessed life-saving information last year, helping protect families amid tough humanitarian conditions.