Dire Human Rights Situation in Afghanistan: Women Allege UN Extends a Platform to Taliban Lobbyists
The human rights situation, particularly the widespread violation of women's rights by the Taliban over the past two years, has...
The human rights situation, particularly the widespread violation of women's rights by the Taliban over the past two years, has...
A woman from Balkh province discloses that to overcome depression, she and a small group of friends have launched a...
The 11th Herat Security Dialogue (HSD- XI), held under the theme "Reimagining Afghanistan: Ways Forward," concluded in Dushanbe, the capital...
The 11th Herat Security Dialogue (HSD- XI), titled "Reimagining Afghanistan: Ways Forward," was held by the Afghan Institute for Strategic...
Residents of Mazar-e-Sharif, the capital of Balkh province, complain about the Taliban's interference in the distribution process of humanitarian aid....
Concerns are being raised by some sellers and traders in the Khost province about the lack of a suitable market...
Local Taliban officials in Takhar province have allocated residential township lands, originally designated for the victims of natural disasters in...
Taliban in Nimruz province have announced the transfer of the provincial capital from the city of Zaranj to the Ghorghori...
While the trend of expelling Afghan refugees from Pakistan intensifies, Iran has also expedited the forced departure of refugees. Expelled...
Employees of the Directorate of Education in Bamyan province complain about the arbitrary actions of the newly appointed Taliban leader...
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