Women’s mental health deteriorates following the Taliban’s takeover
Women make up 75 percent of those who visit Herat regional mental health hospital for counseling and psychotherapy, officials at...
Read moreWomen make up 75 percent of those who visit Herat regional mental health hospital for counseling and psychotherapy, officials at...
Read moreIt was the third art exhibition in Herat after the fall of the former government last August. Few people visited...
Read moreA young woman and a man were stoned to death for alleged adultery in the northeastern province of Badakhshan last...
Read moreRukhshana Media journalists spoke with two teenage girls, whose fathers disappeared, in Kandahar and Ghazni provinces after the fall of...
Read moreBy Nargis Amini On a chilly morning, when snow-covered Bamiyan city, I met a shivering 8-year-old girl who was getting...
Read moreIn early December, Maryam*, a former police officer, set fire to her uniform and 6-year career in a courtyard in...
Read moreRukhshana Media Since taking over the country, the Taliban have issued several decrees to implement the Taliban’s understanding of Sharia...
Read moreBy Zahra Nader The Afghanistan Federation of Journalists and Media said the Taliban cancelled their press conference on Wednesday and...
Read moreBy Laila Yousufy Two weeks after the Taliban takeover, when more than 600 women journalists out of a total of...
Read moreSince leaving the family home in the country’s Badghis province four years ago, the Rahmatis have been living in a...
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