
Exclusive: Examining the plight of female students since the shutting of varsities
Statement In today’s world, the right to education is one of the most fundamental human rights, which is approved and supported by all governments, and

Statement In today’s world, the right to education is one of the most fundamental human rights, which is approved and supported by all governments, and

KABUL (SW) – The United Nations Security Council once again has convened a meeting to assess the situation in Afghanistan. The meeting was held on Wednesday.

FAYZABAD (SW) – A new business center named “Fayzabad Municipal Business Center” worth 40 million Afghanis, has been built with the investment of a number of businesspersons in Badakhshan.

KABUL (SW) – After the de-facto government assumed power in Afghanistan, schools for female students above the sixth grade have been closed until further notice by Hebatullah Akhundzada, the leader of the Islamic Emirate. Over this period, female students in Afghanistan have successfully completed the sixth grade in three rounds, but they have been unable to continue their studies beyond this level.

KABUL (SW) – Officials at the General Directorate of Traffic Police of the Ministry of Interior report the confiscation of 900 motorcycles lacking proper documentation in Kabul city. These motorcycles have been transferred to the police station.

KABUL (SW) – The Salang tunnel, a vital highway in Afghanistan connecting Kabul to numerous northern provinces, has reopened for traffic on Wednesday.

NIMRUZ (SW) – A traffic incident in Nimruz has claimed three lives and injured 43 people, according to officials.

KABUL (SW) – The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has announced that the Security Council of this organization will hold a meeting on Wednesday, December 20 regarding Afghanistan.

KABUL (SW) – Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), has released a report about the decrease in the supply of health services in the northern provinces of Afghanistan, expressing concern and saying that due to a shortage of health workers, insufficient budgetary allocations, and a lack of essential facilities, the Afghan healthcare system is under considerable pressure.

ZABUL (SW) – A number of residents of Atghar district of Zabul say that besides lacking water for the crops, they also face challenges due to the unavailability of drinking water.

KABUL (SW) – The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has provided medical and non-medical equipment to health centers in Helmand at the expense of over 835$ thousand. This assistance is made possible with the financial support of the Asian Development Bank and the cooperation of the Institute of Health Administration and Development (OHPM).

KABUL (SW) – Japan has donated approximately $7 million to address and combat contagious diseases in Afghanistan.