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Doha Forum underlines need to address Afghan womens woes

August 15, 2021 was a normal workday for Nilab Mobarez, secretary-general of the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), a national humanitarian organization

August 15, 2021 was a normal workday for Nilab Mobarez, secretary-general of the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), a national humanitarian organization of more than 2,000 employees and several thousand volunteers across Afghanistan. “We did our managerial meeting at 11am followed by some administrative routines,” Mobarez recalled, her last day at work. At about 12…

Nilab Mobarez has turned down several evacuation offers as she struggles inside Afghanistan

While thousands continue to wait outside Kabul International Airport for a chance to flee the country nearly a week after the Taliban gained control of Afghanistan, humanitarians are warning that more needs to be done to assist those who will invariably end

Before the problem was that the fighting was making everybody slow down. now its a different kind of, you know, difficulty, which is lack of governmental systems and international ngos and the slowdown for the fact that systems cannot work, even up to two days ago. yesterday was a holiday but on wednesday banks were not working, so this is another type of difficulty but absolutely, it is existing. that was nilab mobarez speaking to us earlier. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, is facing furth...

Like the one drawn out for the united nations about people being targeted, members of... former members of the intelligence services, people who had cooperated with international forces being systematically hunted down and detained by the taliban, well a real dichotomy, and its not always easy to get reliable information, particularly from outside of kabul, with many localjournalist either having fled the country, trying to flee the country are being too worried to report whats really going on. ...

For the united nations about people being targeted, members of... former members of the intelligence services, people who had cooperated with international forces, being systematically hunted down and detained by the taliban, well a real dichotomy, and its not always easy to get reliable information, particularly from outside of kabul, with many localjournalist either having fled the country, trying to flee the country are being too worried to report whats really going on. that is the latest fro...

Before, the problem was that fighting was making everybody slow down. now its a different kind of difficulty which is a lack of governmental systems and international ngos and the slowdown for the fact that systems cannot work, even two days ago. yesterday was a holiday, but on wednesday banks were not working, so this is another type of difficulty, but absolutely, it is existing. that was nilab mobarez speaking to us earlier. the situation in afghanistan is of course being watched very closely ...

And detained by the taliban, so a real dichotomy, and its not always easy to get reliable information, particularly from outside of kabul, with many localjournalists either having fled the country, trying to flee the country are being too worried to report whats really going on. 18 million people in afghanistan, nearly half of the population, depend on life—saving assistance. the country was already suffering from extreme drought, before the displacement caused by the taliban takeover. interna...