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In Afghanistan, girls’ secondary schools have been closed for 300 days and counting, but the country’s teenage girls - assisted by an international army of volunteers led by Angela Ghayour - are finding other ways to learn.

As photos and videos emerged online in the 24-hours following initial reports of an attack, Afghan Witness investigators were able to use open source techniques to gain a fuller understanding of events.

The poet says that despite restrictions, she is determined to keep writing to guide younger generations.

By Amra Dorjbayar, Archit Mehta, Ben Heubl, Brecht Castel, Kalim Ahmed, Alberto Olivieri, and the volunteers of GeoConfirmed. On the...

By Guy Agam Fusfus and Benjamin den Braber. With contributions from Sofia Santos. The Centre for Information Resilience’s (CIR) Eyes on...

By Mirte den Braber With contributions from Sofia Santos and Guy Agam Fusfus Executive Summary Since the start of the siege of Mariupol...

While the Taliban have said hijab is not compulsory, there have been widespread efforts to implement it.

On World Press Freedom Day, Afghan Witness looks at how Afghanistan’s media has changed since last August.

Open-source evidence shows that as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine commenced, Russian forces established a temporary camp within the...

The explosions reportedly targeted Hazara Shias – the second such attack in Mazar-e Sharif in just one week.