As winter approaches, many Afghan families, particularly women-led households, face difficult choices between heating fuel, warm clothing, food and other essentials. Rising costs and limited income opportunities can affect children’s nutrition, school attendance and safe living conditions. The situation reflects Afghanistan’s broader Read More
Introduction Child marriage remains a serious concern in Afghanistan, where poverty, limited educational opportunities, and social pressures can force girls into marriage before they are physically and emotionally ready. For many girls, early marriage means losing their childhood, leaving education behind, and Read More
Rukhshana Media, founded by Zahra Joya in 2020, operates from exile with a network of women reporters working secretly inside Afghanistan. The journalists use pseudonyms, encrypted communications, and other security measures after the Taliban barred women from public speaking and sharply restricted Read More
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Afghan women and girls are continuing their education through private classes, online lessons and other informal programs as formal opportunities remain restricted. These alternatives help them develop skills, maintain professional knowledge and preserve possibilities for future employment or higher education, despite limitations Read More
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Online learning and digital tools are giving some Afghan girls new opportunities to continue their education despite ongoing restrictions. KABUL — For millions of Afghan girls, the traditional classroom has become inaccessible. Yet the desire to learn remains strong, and technology is Read More
