After the collapse of the republican system and the return to power of the Taliban group in the year 1400, concerns about the protection of Afghanistan's national and ancient monuments have increased. The cultural department of the United Nations (UNESCO) addressed the Taliban in a statement and demanded the protection of Afghanistan's cultural heritage.
Following the recent deadly floods in Ghor province, the local officials of the Taliban group confirmed to the reporter of Peace Window that the recent floods have threatened the destruction and collapse of Jam Minar and added that they have sent a team to the area to investigate.
A number of female artists, by launching a painting exhibition titled "Pencil Unspeakable" in Kabul, asked the Taliban to reopen schools and universities for girls as soon as possible.
The International Federation of Journalists said on Thursday (28 Oct) on the occasion of the "World Access to Information Day" that the access to information in Afghanistan has reached its lowest level and the lack of access to information will put the "society in the dark".