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Independent Voice for Human Rights in Afghanistan
Independent Voice for Human Rights in Afghanistan
A new United Nations report shows that, for many victims in Afghanistan, the wounds of war have not ended: 95% of those interviewed reported psychological or emotional harm, while 58% reported physical injuries The War Ended, but the Suffering of…
Afghanistan Spiegel Human Rights Report on Corporal Punishment, Public Humiliation, Fair-Trial Violations and the Need for Judicial Accountability Publication Date: 28 August 2026 Primary Source: Afghanistan Human Rights and Democracy Organization (AHRDO) Main Report: Whips of Power, Spectacle of Control:…
Report and Analysis by Afghanistan Spiegel Primary Source: Human Rights Watch Afghanistan is facing large-scale returns and deportations at a time when fundamental human rights protections inside the country have been severely weakened and the Taliban continue to impose extensive…
New UN data shows the deepening isolation of Afghan women and a funding crisis for organizations supporting women and girls.
On 8 August 2026, a protest and solidarity rally in support of the women and girls of Afghanistan was held at Hauptwache, in the heart of Frankfurt, Germany. The event was initiated and organized by Afghanistan Spiegel and the Afghanistan…
A new investigation by journalists from Zan Times has documented 231 cases involving women and girls killed across 10 provinces of Afghanistan since the Taliban returned to power in August 2021. Published: 8 August 2026 Published by The Guardian on…
latest report by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) – Update on the Human Rights Situation in Afghanistan (April–June 2026) presents a deeply concerning assessment of the continuing human rights situation in Afghanistan. Covering the period from April…
About this update This update on the human rights situation in Afghanistan, covering the period from January to March 2026,1 is based on monitoring by the UNAMA Human Rights Service conducted in accordance with its mandate from the UN Security…
A new decree from the Taliban enabling child marriage is the latest salvo in an ongoing assault on the rights of women and girls in Afghanistan, Amnesty International said in a new legal analysis. The Decree No. 18 “Code on…
