23.7 million people need humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan: UNICEF – ETHealthWorld

Kabul: As many as 23.7 million people including 12.3 million children in Afghanistan require humanitarian assistance in 2024, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said, Afghanistan-based Khaama Press reported. According to UNICEF, only 35 per cent of the required USD 1.4 billion in aid for children in Afghanistan has been secured. The UNICEF released its

Over 12 million children in Afghanistan need humanitarian aid in 2024: UNICEF – The Khaama Press News Agency

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) reports that Afghanistan’s 23.7 million people, including 12.3 million children, require humanitarian assistance in 2024. UNICEF states that only 35% of the required $1.4 billion in aid for children in Afghanistan has been secured. The organization released its latest report on the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan in March of

Jennifer Garner Visits Programs Helping Afghan Refugees in the U.S. – imdb

As thousands of Afghan evacuees continue to seek safety in the U.S., Save the Children Trustee and actress Jennifer Garner visited Save the Children’s programs helping support the immediate needs of newly-arrived Afghan children and families at, and just outside of, Dulles International Airport, which serves the Washington, D.C. metro area. Jennifer Garner receives a

Afghan children confront deportation in Iran amid economic struggles – Daily Minute Mirror

After the Taliban’s 2021 takeover, many Afghan children face harsh conditions after being deported from Iran. Concerns about child deportation from neighboring countries like Pakistan and Iran are getting global attention. According to Tolo News, local authorities in Afghanistan’s Nimruz province confirmed over 20,000 Afghan children were forcibly sent back from Iran last year alone.

After helping many families flee the Taliban, this man has finally been reunited with his own – CBC.ca

As It Happens6:42After helping many families flee the Taliban, this man has finally been reunited with his own After helping many families flee the Taliban in Afghanistan, Farouq Samim has finally been reunited with his own. His nephew and nephew’s young family arrived safely in Ottawa on March 13. Farouq said it was an emotional

Germany Boosts Afghan Aid, Prioritizes Child Education – Mirage News

KABUL – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) welcomes a contribution of EUR15 million (US$16.4 million) from Germany, through its Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), raising the total German contribution to more than EUR78 million (US$83.1 million) in 2023. The funding will go towards activities that strengthen the resilience of vulnerable

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