Afghans Are Everywhere
The United Nations Office in Geneva announced on Tuesday that it has provided 100 percent of the $ 606 million emergency budget needed to reduce the scale of Afghanistan’s humanitarian catastrophe this year.
Members of Afghanistan’s women’s youth development soccer team arrived in Britain early Thursday after being flown from Pakistan with the help of a New York rabbi, a UK soccer club and Kim Kardashian West.
High school graduate.
Good command of English and Dari and / or Pashtu
Strong organizational and management skills.
Computer skills
Flexibility: ability to work under pressure.
Adaptability: working in a multi-cultural environment.
weakened by relentless hunger, their immune systems collapse and they are unable to survive the basic diseases that finally kill them, like pneumonia or diarrhoea.
The World Food Program (WFP) said its assessments show that almost 24 million people are facing acute hunger–including 8.7 million in a current state of emergency. The WFP in its report on November 8 said the combination of drought and economic meltdown caused the Afghan families to suffer from hunger ahead of the cold weather. Officials of the WFP in Afghanistan said the office is attempting to provide humanitarian aid to 24 million Afghans across the country. The combined impacts of drought, conflict, COVID-19 and the economic crisis, have severely affected lives, livelihoods, and people’s access...
More than $ 28 billionAccording to a US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction report, Washington spent more than $ 28 billion from 2002 to 2017 on defense equipment and services, including the purchase of weapons, ammunition, vehicles, night-vision cameras, aircraft and systems. Regulatory has cost.
Recently 10 families had come to Firozkoh from Allahyar district without shelter.
It is worth mentioning that the Taliban in Badakhshan and a number of provinces of the country have banned listening to and playing music, and those who listen to or play music are persecuted by them.
Recent political developments and economic problems have closed the doors of four bookstores in Badakhshan province. However, the owners of the other three bookstores are now selling other items besides the book in order not to pay the rent of the shop and not to empty their toilets. Book sellers in the province say that Bukhara, Fajr Ayandeh Sazan, Shafaq and Nisar Ahmad bookstores have closed, and the owners of Ghazizadeh Bookstore have turned to Chahar Maghaz, Atif Neda to raw materials and Khorasan Bozorg to Lilami. Likewise, booksellers refer to researchers and university professors who...
