Suicide rates have increased in Afghanistan in recent years, as the nation grapples with crippling poverty, a lack jobs and ...

For six hours every day after school, Nahideh works in a cemetery, collecting water from a nearby shrine to sell to mourners ...

The lack of male solidarity and the blunder of international organizations, which have been largely ineffective, only ...

You should not travel to Afghanistan,” says the UK government. “The security situation is volatile. “If you are a British ...

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for the Taliban’s supreme leader and the head of Afghanistan’s supreme court, who have limited girls' education and banned women's voices from ...

In a statement, the ICC named Taliban supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada and Afghanistan's top judge Abdul Hakim Haqqani ...

Taliban have imposed harsh measures that range from banning women from public places to girls from attending school beyond ...

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants Tuesday for the Taliban's supreme leader and the head of Afghanistan's Supreme Court on charges of persecuting ...

By Clarisse Sih and Bibbi Abruzzini Today, for millions of young women and girls in Afghanistan, education is not just a right — it is an act of defiance. Since the Taliban regained control in 2021, ...

While the U.S. government’s recent attacks on higher education may look much different from the Taliban’s, there are some parallels and useful lessons.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — From 7,222 miles away, University of Louisville (UofL) students are teaching students in Afghanistan. An education that dozens of Afghan students are willing to risk their ...

Afghanistan's Taliban government banned girls from secondary school and university three years ago – the only country in the ...