Access to safe water is a pressing issue in Afghanistan, impacting public health, food security and economic stability. While ...

“The women in Afghanistan are being slowly erased from society, from life, from everything.” Since the Taliban takeover, other marginalised groups have begun to fear for their rights, and ...

Working mostly in rural areas, the operation has been vast, employing 28,000 full-time carers and physicians and 32,000 ...

Unfortunately, rural midwives do not have access ... Today, we've heard from women across Afghanistan about what their daily life looks like. While they're answering our questions, they're also ...

In 2000, Afghanistan was hit by a serious drought and famine and Nakamura realized that medical aid alone was not enough to solve the country's problems. He began focusing on building irrigation ...

So far Qasaba’s comfortable new apartment blocks on the edge of Afghanistan’s capital city ... blocks in the neighborhood of Qasaba. Life there is easier—and safer—than downtown, where ...

U.S. aid cuts have led to a significant rise in maternal and infant deaths in Afghanistan, worsening healthcare access. The National Public Radio (NPR) has reported a concerning rise in maternal and ...

and how the war in Afghanistan has impacted this tiny farming community and the changing landscape of rural life in Saskatchewan. In Kandahar, the mayor Denis Brakefield, and his wife Charolette ...

The Taliban swiftly regained control of Afghanistan in 2021 after the US ... that have affected nearly all aspects of daily life for women. Girls cannot study beyond grade 6.