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15 people killed, 4 injured in Afghanistan last week - Vimarsana News

15 people killed, 4 injured in Afghanistan last week

Nineteen people were killed and injured in Afghanistan last week, while views expressed by different countries and International Organization regarding Afghanistan showed that the country was still under their focuse.

Afghanistan: 61 suffered casualties last week - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan: 61 suffered casualties last week

At least 26 people were killed and 35 others wounded last week while different sources once again stressed the reopening of schools for girls above sixth grade and the formation of an inclusive government.

Afghan Women Empowered by EU-UN Education Program in Kazakhstan - Vimarsana News

Afghan Women Empowered by EU-UN Education Program in Kazakhstan

After enduring the ravages of decades of war, 50 young women from Afghanistan have found an opportunity in the neighboring Central Asia country, Kazakhstan. This special project, financed by the EU and implemented by the UNDP, brings all together 155 young women from Afghanistan to study at Universities in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.…

UNSC Discusses Afghanistan Ongoing Humanitarian, Political Crisis - The Khaama Press News Agency - Vimarsana News

UNSC Discusses Afghanistan Ongoing Humanitarian, Political Crisis - The Khaama Press News Agency

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UNSC Session Discusses Afghan Human Rights, Earthquake - Vimarsana News

UNSC Session Discusses Afghan Human Rights, Earthquake

On Thursday, the UN Security Council held a session to discuss the situation in Afghanistan. In the session, many of the participants called attention to the devastating earthquake, the hum