UN Women Afghanistan

After the earthquake featuring Special Representative, Susan Ferguson

When the Taliban shut down the Internet, women lost their lifeline to aid, education and each other

[Press release] Four years after Taliban takeover, Afghans overwhelmingly back girls’ education

Gender Alert — August 2025 | Four years of Taliban rule: Afghan women resist as restrictions tighten

[Statement] Afghan women crucial to the United Nations’ work for the people of Afghanistan

Statement on the earthquake in eastern Afghanistan

Speech: Afghan women have not given up, nor can we – We must not look away

On International Women’s Day, the UN Calls for Urgent Investment in Afghan Women and Girls—The Key to Afghanistan’s Future

From UN Women Afghanistan to all the Afghan women and girls we serve

16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM: TOWARDS BEIJING +30: UNiTE TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS

Statement on Afghanistan by Sima Bahous, UN Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UN Women

Beyond borders: Afghan women entrepreneurs breaking into regional markets

Afghanistan’s women are still fighting: Inside the fight for rights under Taliban

Four years after Taliban takeover, Afghans overwhelmingly back girls’ education

Local women-run radio station helps Afghan women claim their rights

Against the odds, Afghan women are building livelihoods and resilience

GENDER ALERT: JUNE 2025

Back to basics: Fighting for women’s rights under the Taliban

Women in Afghanistan have not stopped striving for their rights, and neither should we

In Focus: Afghan women and girls push for their rights over three years of Taliban rule

A day in the life of a surveyor assessing those most in need of post-earthquake assistance in Afghanistan

In the words of Hamida*: “The horror of the flood killed the child in his mother’s womb”

In the words of Lina*: “Women want the right to make decisions, not just in their homes but in government and other spaces”

Rebuilding the women’s movement in Afghanistan, one organization at a time

Responding to the needs of forced returnee Afghan women and girls