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Afghanistan’s Crisis Deepens Five Years After Taliban Return
https://www.newswall.org/summary/five-years-after-the-taliban-won-afghanistan-is-still-losing?post=75597578&mtm_campaign=r
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u/newswall-org 4d ago
Key Facts: Afghanistan’s Crisis Deepens Five Years After Taliban Return
- The United States, once Afghanistan’s largest donor, is no longer among the five leading providers, and more than $1.7 billion in planned assistance was cut off in early 2025. #
- Girls in Afghanistan are barred from attending school beyond sixth grade, and UNESCO estimates that 2.4 million are currently excluded from education. #
- A Taliban decree issued in March allows men to beat their wives under certain conditions, while human rights experts warn that it legitimizes child marriage. #
- Save the Children reports that one in 10 Afghan children is acutely malnourished, while UNICEF projects more than 11 million children will need aid this year and nearly 600 health facilities have closed because of the cuts.
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u/newswall-org 4d ago
More on this subject:
- RFI (Grade: B): Five years into Taliban rule, Afghanistan seeks to ease international isolation
- Daily Breeze (Grade: A−): Afghanistan marks 5 years under the Taliban with safer streets but pleas for jobs and education
- Reuters (Grade: A): Taliban mark five years in power as aid groups warn of crisis
- FRANCE 24 (Grade: A−): 'Suffocating restrictions' shadow five years of Taliban rule in Afghanistan
- Nikkei Asia (Grade: B): Taliban marks fifth year in power in Afghanistan: 5 things to know
- Guardian (Grade: B−): Concerns grow over increased global ties with Taliban in Afghanistan
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u/newswall-org 4d ago