The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission has urged the government to publicize findings of the so many fact-finding commissions it has set up over past many years on different matters.
Officials in Ghor have blamed the Taliban for destroying and setting fire to dozens of acres of farmland and fruit trees in the province.
Electricity generation resumed at the Sokhtak Dam in Daikundi province after a gap of seven years in Daikundi province.
The European Union on Tuesday announced support of 35 million euros to tackle the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and mitigate its socioeconomic impacts in Afghanistan.
Beyond the dark thick smokes of bomb blasts and thundering sounds of gun fires in Afghanistan are the heart-breaking sighs of women and children losing their loved ones to evils of the raging war.
At least 24 civilians were killed and 51 others wounded in clashes between security forces and the Taliban in Herat province during past two months.
Heading a high-level official delegation, President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani traveled to Herat on Thursday.
Ruhullah Hussaini is one of many well-educated young Afghans who have migrated for a better life and are now living far away from their homeland.
The director of education in Parwan has been referred to the provincial prosecutor’s office for corruption and abuse of office.
Violence against journalists across the country surged manifold in 2020 with 11 of them losing lives and many more facing threats and intimidation, press freedom organization NAI said in a report on Thursday.
For the people of Afghanistan democracy seems to be a new terminology in their dictionary but this term existed many years back in western societies
The press freedom body, Reporters Without Borders, has urged the Afghan government to take necessary steps to end spiral of violence aimed at the community.
