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UN: 250,000 Syrian refugees could return to homeland next year
The United Nations’ refugee agency says up to 250,000 Syrian refugees could return to Syria as most of once militant-held regions are now under the control of the country’s army troops.
12 December 18 - 06:41
Hassan Hakimy Wins 2018 Human Rights Tulip Afghanistan Award
Afghan human rights advocate Mohammad Hassan Hakimy has been awarded the 2018 Human Rights Tulip Afghanistan in a ceremony organized at the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Kabul....
11 December 18 - 01:36
Human rights is at the heart of the work of the United Nations, Tadamichi Yamamoto
Marking International Human Rights Day, the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) underscores the enduring importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on its 70th anniversary ...
10 December 18 - 23:36
Residents in Afghan village starving as Taliban block roads
Residents in a village in north Afghanistan are starving as Taliban insurgents have blocked roads leading to it.
9 December 18 - 01:46
Afghanistan condemns terrorist attack in southeastern Iran
Afghanistan Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Friday condemning a deadly terrorist attack in southeastern Iranian port city of Chabahar.
8 December 18 - 05:11
IEC rejects IECC’s decision to invalidate Kabul votes
The Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan (IEC) reacted to the decision of the Independent Electoral Complaints Commission (IECC) for invalidating the votes casted during the parliamentary ...
8 December 18 - 04:59
4 projects 167m afghanis inaugurated in Parwan
Four projects worth 167 million afghanis were inaugurated in central Parwan province on Thursday and work on another three projects launched, officials said Thursday.
6 December 18 - 18:56
Arrival of new batch of Afghan refugees deported from Germany to Kabul
A plane from Germany arrived on Wednesday at Kabul airport, carrying a new batch of rejected Afghan refugees seeking asylum.
6 December 18 - 05:43
Survey Shows Over 80 Percent of Afghans Have ‘No Sympathy’ for Taliban
Afghans continue to lose sympathy for the armed opposition groups, 82 percent indicating that they have “no sympathy” for the Taliban, according to a new survey released by The Asia Foundation ...
5 December 18 - 05:05
IEC announces initial results for another 2 provinces of Afghanistan
The Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan announced the initial results for another two provinces of Afghanistan regarding parliamentary elections.
5 December 18 - 04:55
