
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

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

Afghan youths are leaving their country in search of economic opportunities despite serious risks abroad. Iran remains a primary destination, even amid political unrest and security threats. Salam Watandar’s findings indicates that Afghan young people are migrating to Iran despite the country is facing waves of internal instability and the threat of an external conflict.

Officials from the Ghazni Police Command, report that two people have lost their lives and 40 others have been injured in traffic accidents in the province.

KABUL (SW) – Kabul, with all its beauty, also harbors deep sorrows. In its traffic-clogged streets, children wander aimlessly, carrying the heavy burdens of life

POL-E-ALAM CITY (SW) – Residents of Logar province, Afghanistan, have expressed concerns over the longstanding tradition of firing guns into the air during celebrations, urging

In Afghanistan, where access to quality healthcare is scarce, many patients endure the consequences of misdiagnoses, leading to delayed treatments and further deterioration of their

A traffic accident in Ghazni province, Afghanistan, has resulted in seven casualties, including both fatalities and injuries.

In 2024 year, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Afghanistan vaccinated 11.6 million children under the age of five against polio.

KABUL (SW) – The Afghanistan Workers and Employees Union (AMKA) resumed its activities in Kabul on Sunday, March 24. During a ceremony, the Deputy Minister

KABUL (SW) – Unemployment in Afghanistan is a major challenge for educated youths, diminishing their hopes for the future. A recent interview by Salam Watandar

Nearly four years after the cessation of conflict in Sangin district, Helmand province of Afghanistan, the war-torn landscape of the area remains unchanged, with thousands

At least 33 million Afghans are facing a severe water shortage, warned the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) branch in Afghanistan.