Category: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

“Islamic Emirate is increasingly flouting fundamental freedoms”

MONITORING (SW) – The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan, Richard Bennett, has said the Islamic Emirate is increasingly flouting

32 Afghan refugees killed in the Italian shipwreck

KABUL (SW) – The Embassy of Afghanistan in Italy has said in a press release that after confirming the identity of the victims of the

700,000 jobs lost in 18 months

KABUL (SW) – Ramiz Alakbarov, UN Secretary General’s Deputy Special Representative for Afghanistan and Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, has said that in the past 18

$ 4.6 billion needed for humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan

KABUL (SW) – After warnings from international organizations about the negative consequences of the restrictions imposed on women by the Islamic Emirate, the United Nations

62 people commit suicides in seven months

KABUL (SW) – “Father, forgive me, my heart is fed up with this world; I don’t want to be here anymore, I want to go to

“Concerns about livelihood is the only reason for migration”

KABUL (SW) – A number of Afghan citizens who illegally went to neighboring countries and the region after the collapse of the republic, state tthat

Islamic Emirate calls for arresting human traffickers

KABUL (SW) – Following the death of 18 Afghan refugees in a truck in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of

$479 million needed for clean drinking water in Afghanistan

KABUL (SW) – The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid has warned that at least $479 million is needed to provide clean

Sportsmen with disabilities feel neglected

KABUL (SW) – Feeling neglected and abandoned, a number of athletes with disabilities want the National Olympic Committee to provide them with access to various

6 million Afghans experiencing food insecurity

KABUL (SW) – Amid widespread poverty, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid (OCHA) has said that six million Afghan citizens are currently

Two thirds of Afghanistan’s population need urgent humanitarian aid

KABUL (SW) – In 2023, an estimated 28.3 million people (two thirds of Afghanistan’s population) will need urgent humanitarian assistance, a 16% increase from the