Ramadan and Afghan Citizens' Poverty: Concerns Rise as Residents Complain About Increasing Prices - Hasht-e Subh

Concerns have been raised by residents of several provinces in Afghanistan over the increase in food prices with the arrival of the month of Ramadan. They say they have faced a rise in the cost of food items at the beginning of Ramadan while most...

Child Murdered by Another Child in Tragic Incident in Ghazni Province - Hasht-e Subh

Local sources in Ghazni Province report a tragic incident where a child was killed by another child. Confirmed reports state that on Tuesday morning, March 12th, a four-year-old boy was fatally attacked with stones by an eleven-year-old girl in...

Non-Pashtun Residents of Kunduz Province Accuse Taliban of Ethnic Cleansing - Hasht-e Subh

Taliban have established an entity under the name of “Commission for Prevention of Usurpation and Recovery of Government Lands”. This commission, in various provinces, registers government lands under the name of “Emirate Lands”. However, some...

Woman's Murder Shrouded in Mystery in Badghis Province - Hasht-e Subh

Reports from local sources in Badghis Province shed light on a perplexing murder case involving a woman within the region. According to accounts from sources on Monday, March 11th, the woman met her untimely demise within her residence in the...

Tragic Incident: Young Girl Takes Her Own Life by Hanging in Panjshir Province - Hasht-e Subh

In a heartbreaking turn of events, a young girl in Panjshir Province has reportedly taken her own life, casting a shadow over the village of Tandkhoi in the Dara district. The incident unfolded around 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 10th, as the life...

Roadblock Woes in Ghazni Province Villages: Residents Voice Concerns Over Limited Health Center Access - Hasht-e Subh

Following heavy snowfall in the past week in Ghazni province, roads in several districts with the center of this province have been blocked. Moreover, the roads to most mountainous villages and Hazara-inhabited areas of this province remain...

Iran Executes Two, Including an Afghan - Hasht-e Subh

Iran’s Human Rights Organization has confirmed the execution of two individuals, among them an Afghan citizen, at Shiraz Central Prison in Iran. According to a statement released by the Iranian Human Rights Organization on Tuesday, March 5, the...

A Man Commits Suicide in Maidan Wardak Province - Hasht-e Subh

Local sources in Maidan Wardak have reported a distressing incident of suicide occurring in the Jalrez district of the province. The individual in question has been identified as Mohammad Nasim, a 38-year-old resident of the village of Sharfuddin...

Call to Action: Codify Gender Apartheid Campaign - Women Activists Urge Canadian Parliament to Lead the Way - Hasht-e Subh

Some women activists from Afghanistan and Iran have filed a lawsuit in the Parliament of Canada, demanding the recognition of gender apartheid as a crime against humanity. The petition has been prepared by “Women in Islamic Law Countries” and...

Shortage of Animal Fodder in Badghis Province Forces Livestock Farmers to Sell Their Herds - Hasht-e Subh

Droughts and a shortage of fodder have made animal husbandry difficult for livestock farmers in most provinces of the country, especially in Badghis. Due to a decrease in fodder, some farmers in this province have been forced to sell some of their...

Life in the Shadow of Terror: The Sinister Smiles of the Taliban During Interrogation Stole My Peace - Hasht-e Subh

Blood and violence poured from their eyes. The gaze they cast instilled terror in your very being. When they looked at you with eyes brimming with hatred and fury, your heart sank in fear. Their eyes evoked the image of a hungry wolf staring at a...

AWER Summit: U.S. Secretary of State Condemns Taliban's Erosion of Basic Rights - Hasht-e Subh

The US Department of State has held a session titled “Alliance for Afghan Women’s Economic Resilience (AWER)”. During this meeting, discussions were held regarding investment strategies, empowerment, and education for women and girls in...

The Necessity of Not Glorifying Public Executions - Hasht-e Subh

These days, the Taliban are executing public executions with increased intensity, a crucial component of their oppressive regime. Among these circumstances, one aspect that should not be overlooked is the misguided fascination of people with...

Tragic Suicide Reported in Ghazni Province - Hasht-e Subh

Local sources in Ghazni have relayed news of a tragic suicide in the central district of the province. According to reports from Thursday, February 28th, a young man identified as Mohammad Hussain, aged 20, was found deceased after hanging himself...

Crisis in Education: Resumption of In-Person Classes Leaves Girls Disheartened Once Again - Hasht-e Subh

After seven days since the commencement of university classes in the cold provinces, female students once again find themselves behind closed university doors. The Taliban Ministry of Higher Education has issued a statement asking male students to...

Polio Vaccine Campaign Set to Kick Off Tomorrow Across 21 Provinces - Hasht-e Subh

The initiative known as “Polio-Free Afghanistan” has declared the imminent launch of a polio vaccination campaign spanning numerous provinces within the nation. In an announcement via their X page, the organization revealed that the campaign is...

Taliban Impose Draconian Ban: Women and Girls Forbidden from Phone Contact with Media in Khost Province - Hasht-e Subh

The Taliban have enforced a ban on women and girls from engaging in phone communication with radio and television outlets in Khost province. According to a report by the Afghanistan Journalists Center (AFJC), an official letter dated Saturday,...

Sexual Slavery by the Taliban: What Lies Beneath the Skin of the City? - Hasht-e Subh

My friend and I reminisce about the old days, about simple pleasures that brought us great joy, perhaps like going to the Baagh-e Balla or Baagh-e Babur, celebrating Nowruz or Eid, sitting by and absorbing the wisdom and tales of our elders, or...

Taliban's Media Restrictions Continue: Photography a 'Major Sin,' Women's Phone Calls Deemed Moral Corruption - Hasht-e Subh

Taliban, seeking extensive restrictions against media outlets, this time have labeled photography and videography as a “major sin.” A senior official of the Taliban’s Department of Invitation and Guidance from the Ministry of Propagation for...