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Sam Mort, from UNICEF Afghanistan, explains how the aid organisation is continuing to assist the needy after the Taliban took power in Kabul this week.
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Sam Mort, from UNICEF Afghanistan, explains how the aid organisation is continuing to assist the needy after the Taliban took power in Kabul this week.
Sam Mort, from UNICEF Afghanistan, explains how the aid organisation is continuing to assist the needy after the Taliban took power in Kabul this week.
But yes, possibility. sam mort is from unicef in afghanistan. she's in kabul and can talk to us from the un compound there. i wonder what you think when you hear the words of that taliban spokesman? hear the words of that taliban spokesman?— hear the words of that taliban spokesman? hear the words of that taliban sokesman? . , ., ., spokesman? unicef tries not to get involved in the _ spokesman? unicef tries not to get involved in the politics, _ spokesman? unicef tries not to get involved in the politics, we - spokesman? unicef tries not to get involved in the politics, we are - involved in...
3.7 Million Out of School: Taliban Ok's UNESCO Initiative to Educate Afghan Boys and Girls Published December 20th, 2020 - 07:55 GMT (Shutterstock) Highlights We expect these classes to start early next year, when schools across Afghanistan resume, and the start date will be in line with precautions around the COVID-19 pandemic. In an unprecedented move, the Taliban has agreed to a UN Fund for Children program to provide access to education to more than 100,000 Afghan girls and boys in regions under the insurgent group’s control, UNICEF and the Taliban confirmed on Saturday. T...
(Last Updated On: December 19, 2020) UNICEF has struck an agreement with the Taliban to establish thousands of informal schools in areas controlled by the insurgent group – schools that will reach up to 140,000 children. According to Sam Mort, the agency’s chief of communications, advocacy and civic engagement in Afghanistan, UNICEF will support the establishment of 4,000 community-based education classes across Helmand, Kandahar, Uruzgan and Faryab provinces. Mort said currently there are 680 such informal classes already taking place across these provinces. She said ...