Hungry, hunted, terrified: unending plight of the Afghan women who served in military and police
Shima Forugh* was in 10th grade at school when she decided she would join the Afghan army. It had been...
Read moreShima Forugh* was in 10th grade at school when she decided she would join the Afghan army. It had been...
Read moreI know how heavy these days and even seconds are on your shoulders. I know that your deep blue heart...
Read moreBeing a woman has become tantamount to being a criminal in Afghanistan. The dreams of a generation are being destroyed....
Read moreThe Taliban have issued nearly forty decrees and orders related to controlling the behaviour and movement of women in the...
Read moreSeveral ethnically Pashtun residents who live in the border area of Gilan district, Ghazni province, have launched a legal case...
Read moreHazara female university students say some lecturers are failing them unjustly just because they belong to the Hazara Shia community.
Read moreWhen the Taliban walked into the capital of Afghanistan on Aug. 15, 2021, America’s longest war came to an end. The vacuum...
The Taliban have detained at least 1,247 Afghans including 188 women for political reasons since they took power last August,...
Read more10-year-old Hamida ran into the tent as soon as she smelled heroin, crying and begging her mother to allow her...
Read moreThe day began with three deadly explosions targeting educational institutions in west Kabul, a Hazara neighborhood. The first blast targeted...
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