One million women and children battle addiction in Afghanistan
10-year-old Hamida ran into the tent as soon as she smelled heroin, crying and begging her mother to allow her...
Read more10-year-old Hamida ran into the tent as soon as she smelled heroin, crying and begging her mother to allow her...
Read moreThey waited for the government to build a girl’s school in their village for nearly two decades, But it was...
Read moreThe day began with three deadly explosions targeting educational institutions in west Kabul, a Hazara neighborhood. The first blast targeted...
Read moreFariba is just 17. She was a high school student not long time ago. But now she is a married...
Read moreKhadija spends hours every day, selling cucumbers on a pushcart in the streets of southern Kandahar city to feed her...
Read moreAt least 45 women have been killed in Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover in August, data compiled by Rukhshana Media...
Read moreThe only women’s park and market in Ghazni city has been turned into a military based after the Taliban came...
Read moreThen the sister, too, died. She was killed in an attack on Kabul airport where she was worked as a...
Read moreThey say the Taliban have warned women are not allowed to take part in sports activities. Most women have quit...
Read more“Bury us and our dreams alive,” the 17-year-old student called on the Taliban. “Every day I lose more hope for...
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