Corruption continues under Taliban rule with aid reaching fewer people in need
Zarmina has patched her children's clothes many times. She cannot afford to buy her children new ones. A resident of...
Read moreZarmina has patched her children's clothes many times. She cannot afford to buy her children new ones. A resident of...
Read moreIn the bustling streets of Mazar-e-Sharif, the capital of Afghanistan's Balkh province, Zikrullah* navigates his taxi through the chaos of...
Read moreAlready 15 years old, Hematullah still dreams of going to school. But in his hometown of Trikh Nawar, he has...
Read moreGul Bibi’s life took an abrupt turn after her 13th birthday. She had been living the carefree of a child...
Read moreMursal Badakhsh finds solace in strumming her guitar. As the soothing sounds fill her room, she escapes the difficulties of...
Read moreThe struggle for women's rights is profoundly urgent in Afghanistan. Being a woman is a clear basis for outright discrimination...
Read moreHelmand province's Department of Information and Culture has told a journalist he can no longer interview women.
Read moreThe text message read “I like you and I want to marry you.” Yasra* received it one night from one...
Read moreIn the early hours of the morning in southern Ghazni city, many women who live in poverty leave their homes...
Read moreResidents in one of the most remote and deprived districts of Helmand during the 20 years of the US-led war...
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