Humanitarian aid alone cannot meet the needs of millions in Afghanistan: Report
The report argues that concrete steps must be taken to address the crippled Afghan economy and ongoing humanitarian crisis
The report argues that concrete steps must be taken to address the crippled Afghan economy and ongoing humanitarian crisis
UN says several of its Afghan female personnel have already experienced restrictions on their movements, including harassment, intimidation, and detention.
Analysts said the transfer of Zabihullah Mujahid’s office to Kandahar is a sign of them turning Kandahar into the Taliban’s.
Taliban has said that all these posts were contracted but employees of the enterprise said that all those sacked were.
Relatives of Musa Shaheen say the artist is seriously ill with kidney problems and that the Taliban are not giving.
The organization said: “We remind de facto authorities that United Nations entities cannot operate and deliver life-saving assistance without female.
Russian media have reported that Alexey Pereverzev has been appointed as Russia’s consul general in Mazar-i-Sharif.
Adela Raz said in a discussion organized by the Hudson Institute that other solutions to the crisis in Afghanistan need.
Since 1989, almost 57,000 Afghan civilians have been killed or injured by landmines and explosive remnants of war, UN said.
The funding is a lifeline to millions of people who faced the possibility of going without food aid in April.