KABUL (SW) – Financial constraints and cultural norms remain the main obstacles for the youths when it comes to settling down with a married life, Salam Watandar has found in a series of interviews.
KABUL (SW) – In a series of interviews with 26 women across several provinces, 19 women said that their male family members do not assist them with household tasks especially during significant occasions like Eid that increases stress and feelings of being overlooked.
KABUL (SW) – Despite years of relative progress on women rights and healthcare fronts, a number of female nomads told Salam Watandar they have been deprived of the very basic health services across Afghanistan.
KHOST CITY (SW) – In yet another blow to free press and freedom of expression, authorities in Khost have issued fresh directives to limit the scope of local media outlets in the province.
KABUL (SW) – Salam Watandar has found in a series of exclusive interviews that a large number of women have been denied their right to ‘Mahr’ money after their divorce by husband or his family to them.
KABUL (SW) – Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has welcomed the first babies of 2024 born in the hospitals related to this organization.
MAZAR-E-SHARIF (SW) – The Nine-Domed Mosque in Balkh, which was known as the “Fire Temple of Nobahar” in the past, is now facing the danger of
KABUL (SW) – Residents of Yekavalang district of Bamyan have built five kilometers of a road at their own expense. The local authorities of Bamyan
KABUL (SW) – Yadgar Khajeh Shadmanov, Ambassador of Uzbekistan in Afghanistan, met Noor Mohammad Hashemi, vice president of Salam Afghanistan Media Organisation (Radio Salam Watandar) during
MONITORING (SW) – A total of 220,398 Afghan migrants have been returned to their country so far, reported Pakistan’s state broadcaster, Radio Pakistan. The repatriation
SAR-E-PUL (SW) – At least 100 young couples got married in a mass ceremony held in Sar-e-Pul on Friday. The ceremony was organized by financial
KABUL (SW) – The Afghanistan Publishers Union say that in the last two years, the Ministry of Information and Culture has not renewed the licenses
