Afghan women, girls face increased protection risks, report warns
It states that these policies have further hindered the delivery of life-saving assistance to vulnerable populations.
Human Rights, Women
Afghanistan
Khalilzad meets Taliban foreign minister in Kabul
The statement said prisoner exchange was one of the topics discussed in the meeting.
Afghanistan
Taliban say large-scale jihadi schools operating in all 34 provinces
The ministry said that 44,000 schools and religious madrassas are active across the country.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan ranks as world’s least happy country in annual report
The report ranks countries based on social support, income levels, health, freedom, generosity, and the absence of corruption.
Women
Taliban leader says girls can file complaints in court over marriage rights
"The dowry is the rightful property of the bride," the decree states.
Afghanistan
NRC chief: World’s neglect of Afghanistan is ‘devastating’
He said that more than 22 million people in the country remain in need of humanitarian assistance.
Afghanistan
Taliban begin fourth school year without girls in classrooms
Taliban education minister said they have been working to revise the national curriculum over the past two years
Human Rights
Bennet stresses need for accountability in Afghanistan’s human rights violations
Bennett said that Afghanistan remains in the grip of a severe human rights and humanitarian crisis.
Afghanistan
UN agency reports seven attacks on humanitarian operations in Afghanistan
The report highlighted that interference in humanitarian operations remained a major challenge in 2025, with 50 access-related incidents recorded in.
Immigration
Iran transfers 149 Afghan inmates to Taliban
The exact number of Afghan prisoners in Iran remains unclear, but rights groups estimate that a significant number are incarcerated.