Beauticians in Kabul say they are being extorted by Taliban
Since the Taliban shut down salons, she has been forced to operate clandestinely to make ends meet.
Women
Afghanistan, South Asia
Nine Afghan nationals detained for using fake medical documents in Pakistan
They claimed to be seeking medical treatment as a means to enter the country.
Women
Women’s rights movement criticizes international community for neglecting Afghan women, girls
The group emphasized that over the past three years, the Taliban has enacted numerous decrees aimed at erasing women from.
Afghanistan
Tajikistan envoy discusses Afghanistan with Pakistan defense minister
The discussions centered on Afghanistan’s military-political, economic, and social conditions, reflecting shared concerns about the region's security.
Afghanistan
Mahmood Habibi faces imminent execution by al-Qaeda, former CIA official warns
"What's worse? The Taliban recently handed Mahmood over to al-Qaeda, and his execution by them is now imminent," Adams wrote.
Afghanistan
Over 350 families return from Pakistan, Iran in single day
From Iran, 98 families entered Afghanistan through the Islam Qala border, while 166 crossed at the Pul-e-Abrisham border.
Afghanistan
Human Rights Watch urges global action on rights crises at UN general assembly
In a statement, HRW highlighted the plight of Afghan women and girls, who have been deprived of nearly all their.
Afghanistan
Hard labor and life-threatening risks: The struggles of undocumented Afghan migrants
All participants in the study reported undertaking physically demanding labor.
Afghanistan
Watchdog says jailed activist Fahim Azizmi’s mental health continues to deteriorate
The organization highlighted that Azimi's mental health is worsening during his detention by the Taliban.
Afghanistan
Taliban, Pakistani forces engage in hours-long border clash
The skirmish began around 8:30 p.m. on Thursday and continued until 2 a.m. on Friday.