Afghan Women, Girls 'Bear Brunt' Of Earthquake Amid Taliban Restrictions
Over 1,400 deaths in eastern Afghanistan's earthquake reveal critical shortage of female doctors, limiting medical care for women amid Taliban bans on female medical education.
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Afghan Women, Girls 'Bear Brunt' Of Earthquake Amid Taliban Restrictions
A massive earthquake this week that killed more than 1,400 people in Afghanistan has left women, already struggling under the strict rules of the Taliban-led government, vulnerable because of a lack of support.
UN Women: Women, girls face disproportionate impact from Kunar earthquake
Women and girls are expected to be among the hardest hit by the recent deadly earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, UN Women warned, urging humanitarian agencies to prioritize their needs in emergency response efforts. In a statement, the UN agency called on international relief organizations to ensure that women and girls are at the center of the response, from immediate aid and medical care to safe shelter and protection. “Women and girls will ag…
Destroyed villages, cut off regions and hardly any medical care: Christina Ihle from the Afghan Women's Association describes how dramatic the situation in Kunar is.
Khalilzad: Shortage of female doctors in Afghanistan putting women's lives at risk
Zalmay Khalilzad, former US envoy for Afghan peace, has strongly criticized the Islamic Emirate’s restrictions on women’s education, warning that the continued shortage of female medical professionals is endangering the lives of Afghan women and girls — particularly in times of crisis. In a post on X, Khalilzad pointed to the recent earthquake in Kunar as a tragic example of the consequences of excluding women from higher education and the workf…
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