Afghanistan

World Youth Skills Day a poignant reminder of the plight of women in Afghanistan

Deprived of education, more women and girls across Afghanistan are turning to non-academic professions in a bid to carve out.

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Afghanistan: Kunar valley residents tired of isolation, build own road 

Residents in the Nareet Valley live without access to modern conveniences and basic living facilities including health care facilities

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Female students worry this year’s Kankor exam is for ‘males only’

They are deeply concerned about the uncertainty surrounding their participation in the exams, which start next week in 11 provinces

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Rights groups welcome US move to reinstate Afghan Adjustment Act

The legislation will allow migrants from Afghanistan to apply for permanent, legal residency, giving them certainty about their futures

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Pakistani army chief urges Taliban to fulfill Doha Agreement commitments

Munir said Pakistan’s Armed Forces have serious concerns on the safe havens and liberty of action available to TTP in.

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Afghanistan: Jawzjan farmers grapple with ongoing drought

Farmers in the northern province say there is a shortage of fodder for their livestock and they don’t have drinking.

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Taliban unveils guidelines on interaction with foreign countries

The development comes as no country has officially recognized the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan, nearly two years after they assumed.

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Girls from sixth grade express concerns over ‘uncertain future’

As the school year nears its end, sixth-grade girls said they are worried about their educational prospects for the upcoming.

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Afghanistan: Women share ‘untold stories’ of forced marriages

Zarafshan, an alias, was only 13 years old when she was forced into marriage, thrust into a role for which.

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Closure of teacher training centers leaves instructors in shock

According to some teachers, these centers employed at least 6,000 teachers and administrative staff.

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