How isolating the Afghan Taliban could mean more young landmine victims
How isolating the Afghan Taliban could mean more young landmine victims
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How isolating the Afghan Taliban could mean more young landmine victims
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.
Foreign governments have frozen development aid to the Afghan government, unwilling to use their taxpayers’ money to prop up the Taliban
Taliban's return to power last summer, ending their 20-year insurgency, should have helped de-mining efforts
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.