28 million Afghan people, accounting for two-thirds of the country’s population, will need life-saving humanitarian assistance this year. The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan’s top envoy said.
Publish dateThursday 9 March 2023 - 15:45
Story Code : 266693
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)_Monitoring, Addressing a Security Council meeting, Roza Otunbayeva said the the assistance will cost $4.62 billion and that almost 20 million people are experiencing crisis levels of food insecurity, with six million people just one step away from famine-like conditions.
“Our humanitarian action is challenged by an increasingly complex access and security environment,” said Otunbayeva.
Otunbayeva said the ban on women working for NGOs, along with banning women from higher education, will have serious consequences for the Afghan population and for the relationship between the IEA and the international community.
She warned that “funding for Afghanistan is likely to drop” if women were not allowed to work.
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