How isolating the Afghan Taliban could mean more young landmine victims
How isolating the Afghan Taliban could mean more young landmine victims
Source: gulf-times.com
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Isolating The Taliban: How Young Landmine Victims May Be Collateral Damage
A group of Afghan children were grazing sheep in fields near the village of Bolak Wandi in eastern Helmand when they spotted a metallic object half-buried in the ground.
Source: ibtimes.co.uk
Landmines keep killing Afghan children as demining stalls
Foreign governments have frozen development aid to the Afghan government, unwilling to use their taxpayers’ money to prop up the Taliban
Source: businesslive.co.za
Isolating Taliban: How young victims may be collateral damage
Taliban's return to power last summer, ending their 20-year insurgency, should have helped de-mining efforts
Source: tribune.com.pk
Isolating the Taliban: How young landmine victims may be collateral damage
QAFAS KALAY, Afghanistan (Reuters) - A group of Afghan children were grazing sheep in fields near the village of Bolak Wandi in eastern Helmand when they spotted a metallic object half-buried in the ground. Crowding round excitedly, they argued over who had found it first and who could sell it for scrap.
Source: thestar.com.my
Isolating the Taliban: How young landmine victims may be collateral damage - World
Almost 80 per cent of civilian casualties from “explosive remnants of war” are children, says UN agency.
Source: dawn.com