Social Affairs
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Taliban Forces Bar Kabul Students Without Traditional Headgear from Entering Schools
Taliban forces in Kabul bar students without traditional lungi headgear from entering schools, raising concerns over educational access and policies.
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UNICEF Opens Two New Water Supply Networks in Ghor Province
UNICEF has completed two water supply networks in Ghor, providing safe drinking water to 570 families amid Afghanistan's ongoing water…
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Taliban Distributes 1,237 Residential Land Plots to Returning Displaced Families in Nangarhar
Taliban distributes 1,237 residential land plots to returning displaced families in Nangarhar, aiming for permanent housing and basic services.
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Free Online Education Offered to Girls Barred from Schools in Afghanistan
SOLAx offers free online science lessons to Afghan girls barred from school, providing vital education alternatives amid Taliban restrictions.
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Afghan Workers Complain of Low Wages and Unsafe Conditions on International Workers’ Day
Afghan workers protest against low wages and unsafe conditions despite official claims of support on International Workers' Day.
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Residents of Ghazni Begin Building 31-Kilometer Road Connecting Qarabagh to Kabul-Kandahar Highway
Residents of Qarabagh, Ghazni, have begun building a 31-kilometer road connecting to the Kabul-Kandahar highway, funding it through local donations.
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Taliban Traffic Department Intensifies Vehicle Document Enforcement, Owners Ordered to Complete Legal Paperwork
The Taliban's traffic department demands vehicle owners complete legal documents or face vehicle suspension to enforce road regulations.
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Former UN Official Warns of Deepening Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan
Former UN official warns of Afghanistan’s worsening humanitarian crisis due to Taliban restrictions, economic strain, returnee influx, and natural disasters.
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UNOCHA Warns of Increased Pressure on Flood Victims in Afghanistan
UNOCHA reports rising humanitarian needs in Afghanistan after devastating floods, urging Taliban to ensure continuous aid access for affected families.
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Taliban Administration Registers Over 841 Jeribs of Land in Kabul
Taliban's special court in Kabul registers over 841 jeribs of land as their property amid ongoing land seizure cases and…