In recent years, climate change, persistent drought, natural disasters, poverty, population growth, environmental pollution, the absence of programs for the protection of natural resources, and economic difficulties have all contributed …
Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan, Lars Bo Møller, Denmark’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, and Vibeke Klarup, Secretary General of Amnesty International …
Under the control of the Taliban, the Ministry of Information and Culture has imposed a ban on the printing, import, and sale of certain books. The Taliban claim these books …
Dr. Sakardokht Jafari, the first female medical physicist from Afghanistan and a prominent inventor in the field of radiotherapy, has been recognized by the University of Surrey in the UK …
The Taliban have abolished the organizational structure of the Afghan Film Directorate and banned its activities, according to Sahraa Karimi, the former head of the institution. In a post on …
While the Taliban continues to deprive Afghan women and girls of access to sports and other basic rights, the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has approved a groundbreaking plan …
Nangarhar, located in eastern Afghanistan, is one of the provinces known for its favorable climate for cultivating fresh vegetables, wheat, corn, and other crops. However, local farmers report that despite …
In an event titled “Media vs. Taliban,” Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai reaffirmed her support for Afghan women fighting against what she described as gender apartheid under Taliban rule. …
Bob Rae, Canada’s Ambassador to the United Nations, expressed deep concern over the condition of women and girls in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, calling it a case of gender apartheid. Speaking at …
Since the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan, the country’s legal and judicial system has undergone fundamental changes. One of the most affected areas is family law, particularly women’s right …
