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UN Warns of Acute Hunger in Afghanistan Amid Surging Rights Abuses

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UNITED NATIONS  -  Acute malnutrition and hunger in Afghanistan have reached the highest levels ever recorded, with 15.9 million people facing acute food

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The United Nations has reported that malnutrition in Afghanistan has reached unprecedented levels, with more than a third of the country's population struggling with acute hunger.

This worsening of the food crisis is taking place in a context of persistent economic difficulties, a decline in humanitarian aid and increasing restrictions on freedoms. According to a report published on Thursday by the Integrated Framework for the Classification of Food Security (IPC), 15.9 million people are currently facing acute food insecurity in Afghanistan. [...]

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UN News broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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