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UN Report: Taliban Morality Police Arbitrarily Detain 336 People in Early 2026, Escalate Restrictions on Women
UNAMA reports 336 arbitrary detentions by Taliban morality police and escalating restrictions on women’s freedoms in Afghanistan during early 2026.
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UNAMA Reports Over 750 Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan from Pakistani Military Attacks in First Quarter of 2026
UNAMA reports over 750 civilian casualties in Afghanistan from Pakistani military attacks in early 2026, urging Pakistan to protect civilians…
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Global Urban Forum in Baku Focuses on Housing Crisis Amid Afghanistan’s Refugee Return
The World Urban Forum in Baku addresses global housing issues, highlighting Afghanistan's challenges with over five million returnees since 2023.
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Geneva Meeting Highlights Need for Accountability Mechanism in Afghanistan
Geneva meeting calls for an independent accountability mechanism and inclusive government to restore rule of law and ensure justice in…
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Kajaki Dam Reaches Capacity, Bringing New Hope to Helmand Farmers
Kajaki Dam in Helmand fills up after recent rains, boosting hope for farmers amid high costs of fertilizers and ongoing…
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UNICEF Rebuilds 8 Earthquake-Damaged Schools in Herat and Badghis Provinces
UNICEF has rebuilt 8 schools damaged by earthquakes in Herat and Badghis, restoring education for thousands of Afghan children with…
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Qatar Calls for Afghan Refugees’ Transfer by 2026, Urges US to Halt New Arrivals
Qatar urges the US to transfer Afghan refugees from Al-Siliyya camp by 2026 and halt new arrivals amid ongoing concerns…
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Wall Street Journal Reports Iran-US Set to Resume Indirect Talks in Islamabad Next Week
Wall Street Journal reports Iran and US may resume indirect talks in Islamabad next week to discuss easing blockades and…
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UK Sees Sharp Decline in Afghan Asylum Acceptance, Sparking Rights Concerns
The UK’s acceptance rate for Afghan asylum seekers has dropped sharply, raising concerns over risks faced by Afghan women fleeing…
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Returned Afghan Migrants Complain of Phone Searches by Taliban Officials
Afghan migrants returning from Pakistan complain Taliban officials search their phones and personal data, raising privacy and security concerns.