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  1. EU expresses concern over terrorist groups in Afghanistan, noting that terrorism originating from Afghan soil is affecting Pakistan.
  2. 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.

7 reports, 7 independent Updated Sep 3
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Restrictions on education and employment of females, alongside a worsening nutrition crisis, are underway in Afghanistan.

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  1. Food aid is not sufficiently reaching locals amid ongoing restrictions on women's rights in Afghanistan.1 source
  2. 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.Sub-event
  3. Details the consequences of Taliban governance in Afghanistan.1 source

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