Library of Congress – Afghanistan Country Studies (opens in a new tab)
Authoritative background studies covering Afghanistan’s political history, governance structures, society, and economy, widely used by scholars and policymakers.
Explore Afghanistan’s Knowledge Archive
Discover the research, revisit the evidence, and explore new perspectives on Afghanistan.
A curated gateway to essential research, evaluations, reports and archival materials on Afghanistan for researchers, students, practitioners and policymakers. This collection brings together trusted external sources across key thematic areas, with guidance on their scope, relevance and use. As many valuable resources have become difficult to access, disappeared from public websites or moved into archival repositories, DRG aims to preserve pathways to this knowledge, facilitate access to existing evidence, and support further research, critical reflection and informed dialogue on Afghanistan’s past, present and future.
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ReliefWeb – Afghanistan Humanitarian Information (opens in a new tab)
The leading global humanitarian information portal providing situation reports, assessments, datasets, and operational updates from UN agencies, NGOs, and governments.
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Raoul Wallenberg Institute – Afghanistan Human Rights Database (opens in a new tab)
A curated research database containing academic publications, policy reports, and legal resources on human rights, governance, and justice in Afghanistan.
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United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) – Reports (opens in a new tab)
Official UN reports and documentation on human rights monitoring, governance, conflict trends, and humanitarian issues in Afghanistan.