Over 1 million Afghan children 'at risk of death': UNICEF
The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) in its latest report said that more than three million Afghan children are struggling with malnutrition and that if
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The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) in its latest report said that more than three million Afghan children are struggling with malnutrition and that if
The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) says that more than three million Afghan children are struggling with malnutrition and that if their situation is not considered, over one million of them wi
The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) says that more than three million Afghan children are struggling with malnutrition and that if their situation is not considered, over one million of them wi
Afghanistan's health-care system is on the brink of collapse following the Taliban's seizure of power and the sudden withdrawal of both foreign forces and the international funding that came with them.
Sam mort, kabul based spokesperson for the united nation's children's fund, says the gains of the last two decades need to be preserved. pleased that boys can go to school but we are deeply concerned that girls were not mentioned in the message and unicef very clear that girls cannot and must not be left behind. they must be in secondary school, contributing fully to the country, getting the education that is their right. 20 years ago there were 1 million children in school than 10% were girls and today we have got nearly 10 million children in school than 40% of them are girls and it is absol...