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Afghanistan’s earthquake shows why humanitarian aid must confront man-made gender catastrophe
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Afghanistan’s earthquake shows why humanitarian aid must confront man-made gender catastrophe
Photo: UNICEF Afghanistan On 31st August 2025, a 6.0 magnitude earthquake shook the Kunar region of Afghanistan. It was soon followed by two critical aftershocks. Entire villages turned to dust: roofs collapsed, walls crumbled, cries echoed, and then silence ensued. At least 2,200 lives were lost and 3,600 more were injured as whole communities were flattened by the tremors. Over 13,000 buildings were destroyed around the epicenter. Survivors tr…
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