Taliban publicly flogs two men in Maidan Wardak province
Despite international condemnation from the United Nations and global human rights organizations, the Taliban continue to carry out corporal punishment.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
On International Youth Day, UN highlights 63% of Afghans are under 25
The UNFPA emphasized that the meaningful engagement of this demographic is essential for the success and sustainability of humanitarian and.
Women
Taliban has created world’s worst women’s rights crisis, says Human Rights Watch
Fereshta Abbasi, an Afghan researcher at HRW, described the situation as Afghan women and girls “living their worst nightmares under.
Afghanistan
Women activists call for increased sanctions on Taliban
The group has also demanded an end to the Taliban's "summary trials and secret prisons".
Afghanistan
Daesh claims responsibility for Kabul explosion that killed at least one
A list reviewed by Amu indicated that at least one person was killed and 13 others were injured in the.
Afghanistan
Traffic accident in Ghor leaves 2 dead, 5 injured
The incident occurred when a minivan overturned.
Afghanistan
List reveals Kabul explosion casualties at one killed, 13 wounded
The list received by Amu identifies the deceased as Sultan Ali, a 70-year-old resident of Dasht-e-Barchil.
Afghanistan
Saran Singh Motizada, last Sikh doctor of Afghanistan, dies in London
Another colleague from the same generation, Bhagat Singh Hakimzada, served alongside Motizada during a mandatory military service stint in 1972.
Afghanistan
Taliban reports one dead, 11 injured in Kabul blast
The explosion occurred in the Dasht-e Barchi neighborhood, a predominantly Shiite area in the western part of the city.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan diplomatic missions call for peobe into mistreatment of migrant in Iran
The call for investigation follows the circulation of a video on social media showing an Iranian police officer kneeling on.