News
Webinar on World Midwifery Day: Who will survive the aid cuts?
News This webinar on World Midwifery Day focused on maternal and child healthcare as a central component of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).
“When midwives learn more, it makes real difference”
Health care Midwives practise maneuvers for safe deliveries in a capacity building programme supported by the Solidarity Committee.
Solidarity Committee strengthens midwifery skills
Health care Continuous training, mentorship and internships improve the quality of the care for mothers and newborns in Afghanistan.
Hard pressure on a fragile society as millions return
News Migration has played a major role in Afghanistan for a long time. After the Soviet invasion, more than half of the population left the country.
The returnees are starting from scratch – and worry about the children’s future
News They are starting from scratch and worrying about their children’s future, especially their daughters, who are not allowed to attend school.
Women-led Business a way to employment – and meaningfulness
News A growing number of Afghan women are starting small-scale businesses to earn an income.
Migration and Mobility in Afghanistan
News How can we better understand today's migration patterns in Afghanistan? What is needed to enable safe and orderly conditions for migrants within and across Afghanistan's borders? Read our latest policy brief on migration and human mobility in Afghanistan.
Supporting Change from Within: Rethinking International Engagement with Afghanistan
News How can the international community support change in Afghanistan without legitimising oppression? A new policy brief calls for a more pragmatic international engagement in Afghanistan, focusing on locally led change and people's actual living conditions.
Event: The future of international engagement in fragile contexts
Development The Solidarity Committee for Afghanistan invites you to a conversation about the future of international engagement, development cooperation and humanitarian aid and its possibilities to contribute to long-term sustainable change in fragile and estranged contexts. The conversation will revolve around Afghanistan, while also highlighting other countries and contexts. We are happy to have Mark Bowden, […]