IFRC renews call for aid to Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies has renewed call for urgent and comprehensive aid to avert humanitarian crisis
Category: Democracy & Human Rights
Children grappling with backbreaking labor in brick kilns
SAR-E-PUL (SW) – When the sun rises, instead of going to school, a number of children in Sare-e-Pul go to brick kilns to work from
Exclusive: Motherhood compelling many to tolerate husband’s atrocities
KABUL (SW) – For their love of motherhood with their children, a number of women have to endure oppression and hardships inflicted by their husbands or
Islamic Emirate bans activities of all Swedish organisations in Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – Following the decision of the government of the Islamic Emirate to suspend the activities of all Swedish aid institutions in Afghanistan in
Passport Directorate resumes operations after months
KABUL (SW) – A number of citizens who had gathered near the entrance of the General Directorate of Passports on Thursday said that they have
Malnutrition poses grim threat to children in Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) -Malnutrition is the main cause of death among children in the world, which is rapidly spreading among children in Afghanistan these days.
Camp established for flood victims in Logar
PUL-E-ALAM (SW) – The local officials of Logar have said that a housing camp has been built for the flood-affected families of Khushi district.
“Reopening of girls schools is not a matter of days”
KABUL (SW) – Officials of the Ministry of Education told “Government’s Accountability to the Nation” that the ministry is working on a specific plan to reopen girls’ schools above the sixth grade.
UN warns of dire consequences in Afghanistan as winter looms
KABUL (SW) – Although $4.4 billion is required to fund humanitarian operations in Afghanistan, $1.8 billion has been received so far, or roughly 40 per cent, a senior UN official told journalists in New York on Monday, warning of the dire consequences as winter approaches.
Islamic Emirate celebrates ‘victory’ day
KABUL (SW) – The Islamic Emirate on Monday marked the first anniversary of its ‘victory’ over the republican system of governance in the country.
Islamic Emirate unable to earn international recognition
KABUL (SW) – It has been exactly a year since the Taliban regained power in Kabul to establish the Islamic Emirate, but they continue to wait for recognition at the international level.
In a year of the Islamic Emirate rule, service delivery goes from bad to worst
KABUL (SW) – A year of the Islamic Emirate rule in Afghanistan has seen service delivery to public go from bad to worst.
