Four years into Taliban rule, Daikundi girls barred From school turn to sewing for survival
Since then, they say, they have been waiting for the school gates to reopen....
Bamiyan women describe four years of hardship under Taliban rule
While Ghafari says the workshop cannot heal the deep wounds of lost opportunities, it has given them a reason to stay active....
Four years after Taliban takeover, Daikundi girls turn to small businesses amid school ban
“I had prepared myself to become a doctor. I even learned first aid,” a woman from Daikundi said....
Women in Herat say Taliban job bans leave them struggling
Maryam, a former staff member at a university in Herat, said she was dismissed after Taliban authorities cut women’s positions....
People say Taliban museums of suicide vests, bombs reopen old wounds
Taliban have created similar centers in other provinces. In Mazar‑e‑Sharif, the “Fath (Victory) Museum” exhibits improvised mines....
Women barred from work say they have lost independence, place in society
The impact, women say, has been devastating — stripping them of economic independence, social standing and hope for the future....
Four years into Taliban rule, girls in Bamiyan say education ban has crushed their dreams
UN reports estimate that more than 2 million girls have been barred from schooling....
WHO: Hepatitis remains a serious threat in Afghanistan
Many people say they are unable to access timely medical care, particularly in remote provinces....