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Salam Watandar’s survey on Kabul residents’ access to drinking water
This survey, conducted with the direct participation of 1,800 people and indirectly covering nearly 15,000 residents across 20 districts of Kabul, reflects the state of groundwater and people’s access to water in the city. The findings paint a worrying picture of the water crisis facing the Afghan capital.
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Exclusive: Spike in murders, suicides of women underscore grim crisis
Salam Watandar’s analysis of data on female murders and suicides in Afghanistan reveals that 92 cases were reported in the solar year 1403 (2023-2024), underscoring an ongoing crisis.
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A modest beginning turns into thriving space for women in Parwan
Dozens of women have gathered at a clothing and handicraft company in a remote village in the Jabal al-Siraj district of Parwan province, Afghanistan, working
Over four million Afghan girls at risk of losing education by 2030, UN warns
Stephane Dujarric, the spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General, has stated that if the current situation and the restrictions imposed by the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan continue, more than four million girls will be deprived of their right to continue their education.
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Australia allocates $5 million to support Afghan women
The Australian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced a $5 million allocation from the Australian government to support women and girls in Afghanistan.
Exclusive: Spike in murders, suicides of women underscore grim crisis
Salam Watandar’s analysis of data on female murders and suicides in Afghanistan reveals that 92 cases were reported in the solar year 1403 (2023-2024), underscoring an ongoing crisis.
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Seven people had been killed in Shahr-e Naw explosion – Zadran
Khalid Zadran, the spokesperson for the Kabul Police Command, confirmed the deaths of several people in yesterday’s explosion (Monday, January 19).
Humanitarian Crisis
Salam Watandar’s survey on Kabul residents’ access to drinking water
This survey, conducted with the direct participation of 1,800 people and indirectly covering nearly 15,000 residents across 20 districts of Kabul, reflects the state of groundwater and people’s access to water in the city. The findings paint a worrying picture of the water crisis facing the Afghan capital.
Society
Leaving childhood behind: ″I want to go to school, but I can’t! ″
Many children across different provinces of Afghanistan says that poverty and the absence of parental care have kept them from attending school. Instead they are
Economy
Iran plans to open consulate in Farah to boost relations with Afghanistan
The initiative aims to promote trade, cultural relations, and facilitate easier movement for citizens of both countries.
Migration
Nearly 2,000 Afghan citizens deported from Iran and Pakistan
Why Afghan youths migrate to Iran despite of violence and crisis?
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