Incident Occurred During Field Reporting Near the Afghanistan–Pakistan Border, Officials Confirm
As the first light of dawn begins to illuminate the Afghan mountains, Fatima, a 10-year-old girl, wraps her scarf tightly around her head and shoulders, bracing against the chill of…
On Wednesday, March 20, the Gallup organization published the outcomes of a…
Women in the flooded provinces do not feel they can talk about…
For World Food Day, October 16, 2024, the Afghan Times and IUF Asia/Pacific released a report “Women…
In a move that underscores the Taliban's hardline governance, Afghanistan's ruling authorities…
Maqsooda and her daughters now drink as little water as possible during the day. They prefer to spend hours in discomfort rather than be forced to relieve themselves where they can be seen. “There is no place for showering or…
Women in the flooded provinces do not feel they can talk about periods and sanitary products. Women affected by flash floods in Afghanistan are struggling to access sanitary products. Some…
Women lose one of the last public spaces where they…
Afghanistan reconnects to the world amid lingering questions over the…
Nationwide blackout severs Afghans from the world as Taliban enforces…
Restrictions on women’s clothing and employment continue to intensify
Pakistan and Iran are deporting Afghans back to poverty, repression…
At least 2,205 killed and 3,640 injured in Kunar Province;…
Hundreds still trapped as rescue operations continue in quake-hit Kunar…
Taliban reports more than 3,100 injured and 5,400 homes destroyed,…
UN and rights groups condemn expulsions as women and children make up…
Maqsooda and her daughters now drink as little water as possible during…
A former civil servant, Nazifa, who dedicated 23 years of her life…
With Schools Closed and Training Halted, Public Health Facilities Across…
Women say limitations on work and lack of market access…
UN and rights groups condemn expulsions as women and children…
In southern Afghanistan, women are forced into car trunks—exposing a…
Amid Taliban restrictions, resilient Afghan women are carving out livelihoods…
A former civil servant, Nazifa, who dedicated 23 years of…
Health Experts Warn of Severe Long-Term Effects on Children's Health and Development
Poverty, unemployment, lack of government attention, and easy access to drugs have…
Young hands bear heavy burdens while education slips away
Shock over marriage of six-year-old girl highlights urgent need to protect Afghan…
Afghanistan’s children are being forced from classrooms into labour. Their dreams are…
Amid worsening economic conditions, approximately 8,000 children in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province are…
In the shadow of a war-torn land, where bomb craters and sandstorms…
In the desolate hills of rural Afghanistan, life revolves around the simplest…
A Special Report by The Afghan Times
The Afghan Times and IUF Asia/Pacific, has launched a powerful new special edition, Locked Room: Afghan Women’s Voices, to mark…
For World Food Day, October 16, 2024, the Afghan Times and IUF Asia/Pacific released a report “Women and Food Insecurity in Afghanistan” highlighting…
Women in the flooded provinces do not feel they can talk about periods and sanitary products. Women affected by flash…
Incident Occurred During Field Reporting Near the Afghanistan–Pakistan Border, Officials Confirm
Bans on women work leave Afghan women without access to essential health services
The Taliban tried to erase a generation. Four years later, Afghan women footballers are back — reclaiming visibility and freedom.
Women lose one of the last public spaces where they could gather, socialize, and share community life
Afghanistan reconnects to the world amid lingering questions over the blackout
Nationwide blackout severs Afghans from the world as Taliban enforces new restrictions.
Restrictions on women’s clothing and employment continue to intensify
Afghan journalist Salma Niazi has been named one of the winners of the One Young World Journalist of the Year…
Pakistan and Iran are deporting Afghans back to poverty, repression and uncertainty in one of the decade’s largest forced migrations.
At least 2,205 killed and 3,640 injured in Kunar Province; women and children hardest hit as humanitarian crisis deepens.
Hundreds still trapped as rescue operations continue in quake-hit Kunar province
Taliban reports more than 3,100 injured and 5,400 homes destroyed, calls for urgent international aid
Rescue efforts intensify as aid struggles to reach remote areas
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