16 Days in Tangerine Turmoil With Women: The Final Day of School
Groups have gathered on the green schoolyard, sitting either on the grass or by the water fountain. Some are in...
Bitter Exam for Sixth-Grade Students: Tearful Farewells as Girls Bid Goodbye to School
The sixth-grade female students bid farewell to the academic year with tears and sorrow. Their cries have garnered widespread media...
Taliban Shut Down Private Health Sciences Institute in Herat Province
Local sources in Herat report the closure of a private health sciences institute in the province by the Taliban. On...
16 Days in Tangerine Turmoil: We Didn’t Deserve This
It's autumn, and the city has been drenched in rain. I love the rain, and I am determined to take...
Escaping Despair: Balkh Province Girls Embrace Child Education Initiatives
A woman from Balkh province discloses that to overcome depression, she and a small group of friends have launched a...
16 Days in Tangerine Turmoil: Women’s Grueling Battle Against Educational Restrictions and Mandatory Religious Schooling
I listen again to Arzo's voice message, double-checking the address. The green metal gate, snug between grocery stores, is just...
Degrees Earned, Dreams Deferred: Taliban Loyalty Becomes the Only Gateway to Employment
Bamyan University witnessed the graduation of 760 students across its 34 faculties. On the day of their graduation celebration last...
The Talibanization of Universities in Afghanistan: Unraveling Challenges in Academic Spaces
November 17 marks International Students' Day, prompting global discussions on students' situations and ways to safeguard their rights. Emphasis is...
Dread of a Dark Future: ‘I Fear Remaining Illiterate’
A heavy silence prevails in the waiting room where Madina has spent many challenging days. It seems as though time...
Dark Days of Women in Sports: “We could have done it too if they had allowed us.”
Before the sun painted the sky with its warm hues, the world lingered in the embrace of darkness. Zohal and...
