UN prioritizes resolving Afghanistan’s top difficulties
UN prioritizes Afghanistan's difficulties
Japanese envoy meets Afghan acting foreign minister, as Taliban faces criticism over restrictions on female aid workers
Japanese envoy meets Afghan acting foreign minister, as Taliban faces criticism over restrictions on female aid workers
Taliban imposes restrictions on women in Afghanistan’s Herat province and prohibits female relief workers
In a recent action, the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan's Herat Province on Monday forbade families and women from entering restaurants with gardens and green areas.
Gender Inequality and the Plight of Women in Pakistan: A Multifaceted Analysis
By Karan Parkash One of Pakistan’s biggest issues is gender inequality, which is a result of our social tradition that prioritizes sons over daughters because we as a society think…
The Deadly Legacy of Landmines in Afghanistan: Over 57,000 Casualties and the Ongoing Threat to Communities
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs estimates that since 1989, landmines and other explosive relics of conflict have killed or wounded about 57000 people in Afghanistan.…