The Taliban’s passport office in Kabul is overwhelmed as unprecedented numbers of people from the capital and other provinces seek.

The closure of the Torkham border crossing to transit vehicles reached its sixth day on Thursday, with no agreement yet.

“Families here, like ours, are selling their children so they don’t starve to death. We gave our children away because.

The Torkham border crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan remained closed for a fourth day as talks between the Taliban and.

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has raised alarm over escalating hunger and malnutrition in.

Many individuals seek passports as a means to escape unemployment, poverty, and educational limitations, particularly affecting women and girls.

With over 28 million Afghans in need of humanitarian aid, the Taliban's restrictions on women working for the UN and.

Sources confirm that the Taliban has detained dozens of women in both western and northern Kabul over the past week,.

In neighborhoods like Dasht-e-Barchi, Khairkhana, and Taimani, the Taliban has detained several females, citing dress code violations.

The crackdown, which primarily targets women for "bad hijab" or failure to adhere to the Taliban's dress standards, has escalated.