Social Affairs
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Planting Campaign Begins in Pul-e Khumri with 3,000 Saplings
Pul-e Khumri launches a campaign to plant 3,000 saplings for greener spaces, aiming to improve the environment and reduce pollution…
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Japan Launches New Support Program for Returning Women and Girls in Afghanistan
Japan funds a $826K UN Women program supporting Afghan women and girls returning from Pakistan and Iran amid Taliban restrictions.
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Global Human Rights Body Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes on Afghanistan
The International Human Rights Foundation condemns Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan, urging an independent investigation and immediate humanitarian aid.
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17.4 Million People in Afghanistan Require Immediate Food Aid, UN Warns
The World Food Programme reports 17.4 million in Afghanistan need urgent food aid, but budget cuts limit aid to 2…
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Renovation of 19 Schools Completed in Ghor Province
Renovation of 19 schools in Afghanistan's Ghor province completed, but experts stress the need to lift restrictions on girls' education…
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Saudi Arabia Distributes 1,000 Food Packages in Paktia Province, Afghanistan
Saudi Arabia's King Salman Center distributes 1,000 food packages in Paktia province, supporting vulnerable Afghan families amid ongoing humanitarian needs.
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Over 32,000 Migrant Children Enrolled in Afghan Schools Since Start of 1404 Academic Year
Over 32,000 migrant children have been enrolled in Afghan schools after placement tests since the 1404 academic year started, with…
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Winter and Severe Malnutrition Threaten the Lives of Afghan Children
UNICEF and WFP warn of severe malnutrition and food shortages threatening Afghan children this winter due to reduced international aid.
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Drinking Water Shortage in Kabul Worsens Amid Ramadan
Kabul faces a worsening drinking water shortage during Ramadan, with residents urging Taliban to take urgent action to address the…
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UNICEF: Standardized Classrooms Improve Quality of Education in Afghanistan
UNICEF reports that standardized classrooms in Afghanistan have improved safety and learning conditions, but education challenges persist amid restrictions on…