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Every morning in Mehterlam, before the first light spreads across the city, Nafisa opens the small greenhouse beside her home. Inside are rows of blooming roses and seasonal flowers, carefully …

A group of women’s rights activists and human rights defenders from Afghanistan and several other countries have launched the “Network on the Elimination of Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan (NEGA)” at …

Unseasonal heavy rains, flooding and hailstorms in recent weeks have caused widespread damage across multiple provinces of Afghanistan, including Kabul, leaving farmers, orchard owners and agricultural traders facing significant financial …

She writes on the board with a piece of white chalk. Fine dust gathers along the blackboard, leaving behind a pale line: “Uzra will become a teacher.” I sit on …

In the early morning, as Jalalabad slowly comes to life, Zarmeena pushes her wooden cart to the roadside. The wheels creak against the asphalt, and in the soft light of …

In the fifth year of girls’ exclusion from education in Afghanistan, members of the Golden Needle Literary Association organized symbolic classes behind the closed gates of schools and universities to …

The rain soaks the busy streets of Kabul. In the Pul-e-Khishti area, amid the constant flow of people, Yasmin, 38, sits on the ground carefully arranging packets of tissues. Every …

Eid is here. But I can no longer remember what it truly felt like. I want to return to my childhood, to those mornings when I woke with henna-stained hands. …

Traditional practices associated with Nowruz (Persian New Year) and Eid remain an important part of social and cultural life in Afghanistan, particularly in Nangarhar and Kandahar provinces. These customs include …

As Eid al-Fitr approaches, Afghanistan’s markets take on a whole new energy. People flock to the bazaars to buy new clothes, sweets, dried fruits, and other festive essentials, filling the …