Local sources in Kandahar province say that a pregnant woman in this province was hanged and killed by her husband with a rope.

The UN Women section has stated in its recent report that about 80 percent of young women in Afghanistan are deprived of education, schooling, and employment.

Richard Bennett, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan, emphasized on Tuesday (June 17) on the sidelines of the UN Human Rights Council meeting that in order to achieve justice in Afghanistan, survivor-centered approaches are needed. He stated, "There is a need for more avenues, including survivor-centered pathways to achieve accountability."

The Purple Saturdays Movement says that following the recent Israeli attacks on Iran, dozens of Afghan migrant families, especially protesting women and human rights activists, have been forced to leave their homes, particularly in Tehran, and seek refuge in other parts of the country.