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What It’s Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan in 2025
Four years after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, women continue to face harsh restrictions. Girls also experience limitations on their fundamental...
Afghan Women, Girls Returnees Face Urgent Humanitarian Crisis
Afghan women and girls returning from Iran and Pakistan urgently need immediate humanitarian assistance. These returnees arrive in communities already burdened by...
Over 4 Million Afghans Repatriate Amidst Growing Humanitarian Needs
Since September 2023, Afghanistan has experienced an unprecedented return of over 4 million Afghans from neighboring Iran and Pakistan. The ongoing influx...
Afghanistan’s Health Crisis Women At Risk
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Taliban’s Rule Erases Decades of Educational Progress in Afghan
The Taliban's resurgence in Afghanistan has severely impacted education, effectively reversing two decades of progress, according to a recent UNESCO report. The...
Three Years of Taliban; Erasure of Afghan Women from Public Life
Three years into Taliban rule in Afghanistan, the erasure of women from public life is not only evident but striking, according to...
Majority of Afghans Support Women’s Rights
A majority of people in Afghanistan support human rights for Afghan women. Men, in particular, show increased support for women's rights when...
Afghanistan’s Opium Production Plummets
Afghanistan's opium production drops 95% post-2022 ban, affecting global markets and local communities.
Dramatic Reduction in Opium Poppy Production in Afghanistan
The production of opium poppies in Afghanistan has witnessed a staggering decline since the imposition of a drug ban by the de facto authorities last year, according to the newly released Afghanistan Opium Survey 2023 by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). The data reveals that opium supply has plummeted by an estimated 95 percent, dropping from 6,200 tons in 2022 to 333 tons in 2023. This decline corresponds to a sharp reduction in the area under opium cultivation, shrinking from 233,000 hectares to just 10,800 hectares over the same period.
Afghan Embassy in New Delhi Suspends Operations’ Why So?
Two years after the Taliban takeover of Kabul, the Afghan embassy in New Delhi has announced the suspension of its operations. The decision was attributed to a lack of cooperation from both the Taliban regime and the Indian government, marking a significant development in the ongoing power struggle within Afghanistan's diplomatic missions.
