Social Affairs
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WFP Food Aid Continues to Reach Remote Residents of Kandahar
WFP continues vital food aid to 286,000 residents in remote Kandahar amid rising humanitarian needs affecting 17.4 million Afghans.
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Former Afghan Intelligence Chief Criticizes Taliban’s Contradictory Stance on Dress and Women’s Rights
Former Afghan intelligence chief criticizes Taliban's contradictory stance on women's rights and clothing after recent arrest of a girl wearing…
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Human Rights Coalition Condemns Taliban’s Forced Confession Video of Detained Girl ‘Nuriya’
Human rights activists condemn the Taliban's forced confession video of a girl detained for wearing boys' clothes amid poverty.
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Solar Kits Distributed to 750 Earthquake-Affected Families in Nurgal, Kunar
Solar kits provided to 750 earthquake-hit families in Nurgal, Kunar, easing winter hardships and improving living conditions in this mountainous…
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Taliban Ministry Conducts Groundwater Surveys for Lashkar Gah Water Supply Network
The Taliban's Ministry of Water and Energy is conducting groundwater surveys in Lashkar Gah and Helmand districts to develop sustainable…
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Rare Mountain Pika Released Back into Its Natural Habitat in Nangarhar
A rare mountain pika was safely released into its natural habitat in Nangarhar after health checks. Hunting of rare wildlife…
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Taliban Ministry of Interior Distributes New Vehicles to Traffic Police to Boost Urban Traffic Management
Taliban's Ministry of Interior provides new vehicles to traffic police to enhance law enforcement and improve traffic management in Afghan…
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Disability Community Launches Tree-Planting Campaign in Herat to Combat Dust Storms
People with disabilities in Herat launch a campaign to plant 10,000 trees to combat dust storms and improve air quality…
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Afghan Women Protest Taliban’s Penal Code Article Criminalizing Escape from Domestic Violence
Afghan women protest Taliban's penal code article criminalizing escape from domestic violence, urging global community to provide urgent support.
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Power Line Cut Causes Widespread Blackouts in Kabul and 12 Provinces
A damaged power line has caused widespread blackouts in Kabul and 12 provinces, highlighting Afghanistan's reliance on imported electricity and…