The Death of a Pregnant Woman in Herat; Lack of Medical Facilities Claims the Lives of Mothers The Death of a Pregnant Woman in Herat; Lack of Medical Facilities Claims the Lives of Mothers
1,149 Days of Forced Confinement and an Uncertain Future for Afghan Girls Under the Shadow of the Taliban 1,149 Days of Forced Confinement and an Uncertain Future for Afghan Girls Under the Shadow of the Taliban
Taliban's Two-Month Deadline for Television Broadcasters in Afghanistan Taliban’s Two-Month Deadline for Television Broadcasters in Afghanistan
UNAMA: Afghanistan Requires Investment in Health and Education Sectors
Indrika Ratwatte, the Deputy Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and the coordinator of humanitarian affairs for the office has stated that investment in the health and education sectors is a pressing necessity for the country.
A Young Girl and Her Sister-in-Law Commit Suicide
Local sources in Logar province reported that a young girl and her sister-in-law took their own lives in the center of the province.A Young Girl and Her Sister-in-Law Commit Suicide
The Challenges and Social Consequences of Banning Girls’ Education in Afghanistan
It has been 1,100 days since the prohibition of education for female students and the closure of school doors to girls above the sixth grade in Afghanistan.
Rising Economic Challenges for Working Women in Daykundi
Women and girls in Daykundi province have been facing numerous challenges related to employment over the past three years. Several of these women express that the imposition of restrictions on women and the continued closure of schools has left the majority of them unemployed and confined to their homes.
Reactions to the Demolition of the Mazari Intersection in the West of Kabul
The demolition of the Abdul Ali Mazari Intersection in western Kabul by the Taliban municipality has sparked a wave of criticism and intense reactions among the citizens of the country and social activists.
The Bitter Story of Anisa’s Life Under Taliban Rule
Since the fall of the previous government on August 15, 2021, and the subsequent resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan, more than three years elapsed. During this period, women and girls endured immense hardships, with all their gains reduced to naught.
Concerns of Balkh Residents Over the Halt of Polio Vaccination Campaign
The World Health Organization's announcement regarding the suspension of the polio vaccination campaign in Afghanistan, several individuals with disabilities in Balkh province—some of whom acquired their disabilities due to lack of access to the polio vaccine— called for the continuity of the national vaccination efforts.
Concern of UNAMA Regarding the Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan
Roza Otunbayeva, head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), urged the United Nations Security Council to enhance aid for Afghanistan during a recent meeting. She stated that the lack of financial resources has led to the closure of 200 clinics, with an additional 170 clinics set to cease operations imminently due to budget shortages.
A Man’s Body Discovered in Bamyan
Local sources in Bamiyan have reported the discovery of a man's body identified as Ghulam Mahdi.
Human Rights Watch: “The Education of Afghan Girls Is Not Important to International Organizations”
The prohibition of girls' education in Afghanistan is one of the significant and cultural challenges facing the country, as girls above the sixth grade and female university students have been denied their right to education for the past three years. Simultaneously, Human Rights Watch asserts that over the last three years, countries' international organizations have shown little regard for the education of girls in Afghanistan.