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20 Sep 2021

Afghans fear Taliban may forcibly recruit youngsters in terror groups

Under the Taliban`s previous regime, thousands of Afghans under the age of 18 were enrolled in terrorist groups, the recruitment process forced than voluntary.

18 Sep 2021

10 million Afghan children need humanitarian assistance to survive: UNICEF

According to UNICEF, due to a lack of access to basic needs, many children are malnourished they must lie in hospital beds. Displaced families said that they do not have sufficient funds to feed their children, reported Tolo News.

30 Aug 2021

Afghan children ‘at greater risk than ever’ owing to malnutrition

Afghan children ‘at greater risk than ever’owing to the acute malnutrition crisis. The children had to pay a heavy price as a result of the increased conflict and insecurity of recent times. Around 300,000 youngsters were forced to flee their homes. More than four million children were cut off from schools due to this. Regional Director for UNICEF, George Laryea-Adjei has raised his concern on the issue.

Afghanistan crisis

30 Aug 2021

Children in Afghanistan should not be abandoned: UNICEF

The world "cannot abandon Afghan children now” when their needs are greater than ever before, said Regional Director for UNICEF South Asia. As per UNICEF, if the current trend continues over 1 million under-fives in Afghanistan will face severe acute malnutrition.

23 Aug 2021

Afghanistan: Humanitarian situation to worsen due to drought, onset of winter

4.2 million children, including 2.2 million girls, are out of school. Afghanistan was a poor country, reliant on international aid, even before the Taliban took over earlier this month. UNICEF hopes to provide aid in areas that were unreachable because of the ongoing war.

02 Nov 2017

Diarrhoea kills nearly 10,000 Afghan children annually - Some tips to prevent the disease

Using a toilet and washing your hands is literally a matter of life or death and deaths from diarrhoea are particularly tragic because in most cases they can be easily avoided

Afghan Red Crescent Society

14 Sep 2015

$5-mn Indian aid to treat heart disease among Afghan kids

India has decided to grant $5 million to the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) for the treatment of Afghan children suffering from congenital heart disease, the Indian embassy said here on Monday.

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