Migrants deported by Pakistan face hardships in Kandahar
Many of the returnees report a lack of food, water, medical care, and fuel, and they are calling on aid.
Afghanistan, South Asia, Uncategorized
Afghanistan, South Asia
Pakistan foreign secretary discusses Afghanistan with UN envoy
The meeting took place on the sidelines of a two-day conference on girls’ education held in Islamabad.
Afghanistan
Pakistani military claims it killed of suspected Taliban spy
The man, identified as Muhammad Khan Ahmed Khail, was reportedly attempting to flee from Afghanistan into Pakistan when security forces.
Afghanistan
Taliban report reclaiming over 13,000 hectares of seized land
The reclaimed lands, according to the ministry, were identified, verified, and handed over to the relevant authorities.
Afghanistan
Two Afghan nationals freed from kidnappers in Iran
The victim’s phone was turned off shortly after the meeting, and a friend who accompanied him also disappeared.
Afghanistan
Taliban claim distribution of over 15 million electronic ID cards
According to the NSIA report, 15,018,000 ID cards have been distributed, with 9,067,000 issued to men and 5,952,000 to women.
Afghanistan
Biden reaffirms commitment to families of Americans detained in Afghanistan
Ahmad Habibi, the brother of Mahmood Habibi, participated in Sunday’s call with the president
Afghanistan
Switzerland donates $2.6 million to Afghanistan
“This support has the potential to create a real difference in the lives of vulnerable people in the country,” OCHA.
Afghanistan, Women
Malala Yousafzai asks Muslim leaders to support push against gender apartheid
“Muslim voices must lead the way against the Taliban’s oppressive laws,” she said.
Afghanistan
Karzai renews call for Taliban to reopen schools for girls
Karzai reiterated that denying girls access to education is both unjustifiable and harmful to Afghanistan’s national interests.