Afghan refugees describe horrors of torture along Turkish borders
Migrants who returned home say Turkish border police are particularly cruel, and Iranian authorities hold them in a camp without.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Kandahar media struggling under Taliban rule
Kandahar journalists say they are closely monitored by the intelligence directorate, whose officials take little notice of what local authorities.
Afghanistan
Taliban official in rally over Quran-burning incident: We’re ready for suicide attack
On Saturday, the anti-immigrant politician from the far-right fringe burned a copy of the holy Muslim book during a protest.
Afghanistan
Over 160 dead as unprecedented cold snap hits Afghanistan
The bitterly cold weather in Afghanistan this month has so far killed over 160 people in the country’s worst winter.
Afghanistan
Profiling Hibatullah’s ‘right hand man’
The Taliban’s secretive leader is seldom seen in public and is known to let his special representative stand in for.
Afghanistan
Kabul still ‘in the dark’ as Uzbekistan fails to reconnect power supplies
Millions of residents in Afghanistan were promised that electricity would be back on by mid-week but so far Uzbekistan has.
Afghanistan
We cannot abandon women of Afghanistan: UN deputy chief
Amina Mohammed met with various Taliban leaders in Kabul and Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan where he held talks with.
Afghanistan
UNSC to convene meeting on Afghanistan
Amina Mohammad is expected to report back to the UN Security Council on her trip to Afghanistan where she met.
Afghanistan
IFJ condemns imprisonment of Afghan sports journalist
The International Federation of Journalists says neither the GDI nor the Taliban’s Nangarhar authorities have explained why Parhar was arrested
Women
Systems are failing women in Afghanistan, including Taliban courts
One young woman, who was forced into marrying a Taliban fighter, tells how abusive court officials are to women who.