- EU expresses concern over terrorist groups in Afghanistan, noting that terrorism originating from Afghan soil is affecting Pakistan.
- The UN is involved in the crisis regarding Taliban governance, aid, and cross-border militant attacks in Afghanistan.
- Restrictions on education and employment of females, alongside a worsening nutrition crisis, are underway in Afghanistan.
Health organizations are documenting the severe impact of restrictions on women and girls in Afghanistan, including high maternal mortality and cut-off training pipelines for health workers.
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Health organizations are documenting the severe impact of restrictions on women and girls in Afghanistan, including high maternal mortality and cut-off training pipelines for health workers.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Taliban seizure in Afghanistan leads to economic collapse, impacting health institutions such as the Indira Gandhi Institute of Child Health.Sub-event
Health organizations report on maternal health crisis due to restrictions under Taliban rule in Afghanistan.1 source
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Afghanistan
country in Central and South Asia
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Taliban
Afghan islamist organization
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- The Taliban is accused of recruiting children from Pakistan, prompting a joint statement from UNODC and IOM regarding human rights.
- UNICEF and Uzbekistan's medical agency are discussing expanding cooperation and medicine supplies to Afghanistan.