AT Kabul: Turkish media reported that at least 500 Afghan refugees have been deported by Ankara and that more than 5,000 others are in detention, who will also be deported soon. Anadolu Agency said that Ankara is due to deport nearly 20,000 refugees, of whom over 5,000 are Afghans. “The …
Read More »Ban on female workers halts humanitarian work in Afghanistan: NRC
AT Kabul: The Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugees Council, Jan Egeland, said on Monday that without female staff, they cannot work in Afghanistan. Egeland arrived in Kabul on Sunday to meet with the Taliban’s officials about the ban on women aid workers. “I am here in Afghanistan to meet …
Read More »UN provides clarification on the cash shipments to Afghanistan
AT News Kabul: The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) on January 9 released an info sheet providing clarification on the cash shipments to Afghanistan. The document says the United Nations transports cash into Afghanistan for use by UN agencies. The UN reportedly uses the funds to conduct its …
Read More »TTP, IS-K major actors of violence in Pakistan during 2022
AT Kabul: According to Pakistani media, this country has seen an increase in the number of terrorist attacks in various cities, especially along its borders with Afghanistan, for the second year in a row. The wave of these attacks even spread to Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan in recent weeks. …
Read More »Transfer of cash aid Packages to Afghanistan suspended
AT Kabul: A former member of the Afghan Central Bank’s supreme council, Shah Mehrabi, said that since mid-December 2022, United Nations flights have stopped transferring cash aid to Afghanistan as part of humanitarian assistance. “The suspension of humanitarian aid coupled with a halt of bank transfer in freezing of $7 …
Read More »Authorities call on Pakistan to end detention of Afghan refugees
AT Kabul: The chargés d’affaires of Afghanistan’s embassy in Islamabad, Sardar Ahmad Shakib, called on the Pakistani government to stop arresting Afghan citizens in Pakistan, Tolo News reported. He said that more than 1,000 Afghans are prisoners in Pakistan. “1,050 Afghan citizens are in Pakistan’s prisons and efforts are underway …
Read More »Helmand students protests over British prince crimes
AT Kabul: Protesters in southern Afghanistan on Sunday gathered following Prince Harry’s claim in his new memoir that he killed 25 people he described as Taliban fighters while posted with British forces in the country. Around 20 faculty and students demonstrated at a local university in Helmand, the province where …
Read More »Ghor residence complaining poor healthcare services
AT News Kabul: With the arrival of the cold season and the first snowfall, the roads of Ghor province with Kabul and Herat provinces are blocked. Besides the public roads, the roads from the center of this province to most of the districts are also closed due to snowfall. Residents …
Read More »TTP leader says ‘Still open’ to ceasefire with Pakistan government
AT News Kabul: The chief of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has said that his group is “still open” to a ceasefire agreement with the Pakistan government, according to media reports. “We held talks with Pakistan mediated by Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan. We are still open to the ceasefire agreement,” the …
Read More »Herat female entrepreneur creates jobs for 100 locals
AT Kabul: A woman in Herat province has created a carpet weaving and sewing workshop for more than a hundred other women with her personal investment. In this workshop, some women are working and others are learning carpet weaving and sewing. Zainab Firouzi, the person in charge of this workshop, …
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