Taliban restrictions are now preventing women from seeking healthcare
BAMYAN, Afghanistan — On a note tacked to the wall of a health clinic in December, in the now Taliban-controlled...
Read moreBAMYAN, Afghanistan — On a note tacked to the wall of a health clinic in December, in the now Taliban-controlled...
Read moreThe only center for the diagnosis of breast cancer has been closed in western Herat city, according to two sources...
Read moreThe only women's market in western Herat city is on the verge of collapse, and more than 80 percent of...
Read moreFemale students entered university campuses amid fears and doubts. They said universities may not become their second home again as...
Read moreFewer women who leave their houses for necessary works have to wear burqa. It means they can no longer wear...
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...
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