Kandahar tailors struggle with Taliban-imposed price caps amid booming market for traditional outfits
Traditionally, tailors set their prices based on customer requests, with costs varying per client....
Activists demand halt to Taliban’s public floggings
Women and girls urged the international community not to ignore the Taliban's stringent policies....
The year 1402: A test of resilience for activists and journalists in Afghanistan
The persistence of these protests prompted the Taliban to detain more demonstrators, particularly women and girls, in a bid to quell the unrest....
Taliban probes alleged ear cutting incident involving child in Ghor
However, sources in Ghor claim that a mosque's imam was responsible for cutting the child's ear, a statement the Taliban has denied....
On International Women’s Day female activists share tales of Taliban torture
Following the public lashing, Marriam was taken back to the Taliban's detention facility, where she spent another night....
Chainaki remains a beloved dish in northern Afghanistan
Chefs in Kunduz, renowned for their expertise in national dishes, excel in preparing Chainaki....
Afghans report no significant efforts to address poverty
A family interviewed in this story says they are struggling to afford even one meal a day....
Kunduz hosts Kurash wrestling, drawing thousands
Kurash, an ancient wrestling style popular across Asia, has a long history in northern and northwestern Afghanistan....