UN Reports Restrictions on Humanitarian Aid in Afghanistan
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UN Reports Restrictions on Humanitarian Aid in Afghanistan
Restrictions on female aid workers and interference in relief operations continue to hinder humanitarian access in Afghanistan, with the United Nations reporting 30 access-related incidents in September. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said humanitarian partners recorded 30 incidents across Afghanistan during the month, a 27 percent decrease compared with August. […]
Curbs on female aid workers continue to hamper humanitarian access in Afghanistan: UN
Kabul, Oct 25 (SocialNews.XYZ) Restrictions on female aid workers and interference in relief work continue to obstruct humanitarian access across Afghanistan, with the United Nations recording 30 access-related incidents in the country in September, local... - Social News XYZ
Restrictions on humanitarian workers and other operational challenges continued to affect aid delivery in Afghanistan in September, the month in which humanitarian organisations recorded 30 access incidents in the country, mostly related to these restrictions.
UN Says Taliban Restrictions Hamper Women’s Access to Aid in Western Afghanistan – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Afghanistan says interference by Taliban authorities and restrictions on women have hampered women’s and girls’ access to services in the country’s western region. In its latest humanitarian access snapshot, published on Saturday, October 24, OCHA reported that around 90 percent of aid organizations participating in a September survey had experi…
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Afghanistan says that women and girls are facing challenges in accessing services in the west of the country due to Taliban interference and restrictions. In an OCHA report on the situation of aid, published today (Saturday, November 2), it was stated that about 90 percent of aid organizations working in a […] The post OCHA: Women and girls in western Afghanistan face difficult…
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