IRC warns of invisible crisis in Afghanistan, as 50% of those in need of humanitarian assistance are women and girls
War
In brief
- What happenedAs Kabul airport remains the epicentre of global attention in Afghanistan , world leaders must refocus on the urgent needs of Afghan women and girls, who remain in need of humanitarian assistance.
- How many affectedAffected persons: 1,400,000
- What help is neededResponse priorities should be confirmed in the linked source reports as needs change.
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Situation
As Kabul airport remains the epicentre of global attention in Afghanistan , world leaders must refocus on the urgent needs of Afghan women and girls, who remain in need of humanitarian assistance. While the UN’s Afghanistan humanitarian response plan remains just 38% funded, over 1.4 million women and girls stand to lo
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- Affected persons
- 1,400,000 retained at 2021-08-29
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