One-third of students at Samangan’s only private university walk out in wake of Taliban takeover
By Shakiba Hakimi From the 650 students who were registered in the only private university in the northern province of...
By Shakiba Hakimi From the 650 students who were registered in the only private university in the northern province of...
By M.Mursal As the humanitarian crisis pushes half of Afghanistan’s population towards starvation, displaced families are living on the streets...
By Kobra Nader and M. Mursal Cases of measles are rising rapidly in hospitals across the central and western provinces...
By Laila Yousufi It was dark, around 5:30 am in the Afghan capital, Kabul when I arrived near the passport...
By Zahra Nader After a video went viral of an anonymous Afghan woman describing how the Taliban captured her and...
By M. Mursal and Zahra Nader The alleged sale of an Afghan man’s 9-year-old daughter to a man six times...
By Laila Yousufy Until August 15, Salima Muradi was a journalist, working for a radio station in the Afghan capital,...
By Maryam Mursal When the Taliban celebrated the Prophet Mohammad’s birthday in the western city of Herat on October 21,...
By Zahra Nader and Amie Ferris-Rotman A 29-year-old activist and university lecturer, Frozan Safi, has been killed in northern Afghanistan,...
By Laila Yousufi Fifty days into the Taliban’s rule, a former financial manager, Bahar Ahmadi, used up her last savings...