Afghan Women Limited to Education and Healthcare Roles
Female workers have little access to public sector jobs in northeast province.
Warnings of Displacement Crisis in Afghan Province
Ongoing surge of violence means that villagers are continuing to flee their homes.
Child Marriage Rife in Northern Afghanistan
Tribal elders say that most girls are married off before the age of 14.
Gender Violence Rampant in Afghan Province
Suspects exploit disorder to escape to insurgent-controlled areas to evade justice.
Warnings Over Afghanistan’s Unofficial Madrassas
Calls for government oversight to avoid young men and women being radicalised.
New Women's Park Welcomed in Afghan Province
Dedicated green space will provide opportunities to relax, socialise and run small businesses.
Afghan Women Going Places
Female interest in driving is steadily increasing, despite prejudice and opposition.
Children Forced into Heavy Labour in Afghan Province
Thousands are employed in menial and dangerous work.
Afghanistan: Breaking Taboos Around Menstruation
Women struggle to overcome ignorant attitudes and prejudice.
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