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Published 2 years ago

Unfreeze Afghan assets or more hungry children may die

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Afghanistan has suffered an economic implosion in the first year of the Taliban's rule. Almost 20 million people are experiencing acute levels of food insecurity. 1.1 million children with severe acute malnutrition are at risk. The UN Security Council has made it clear that Da Afghanistan Bank is not under sanctions.

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Unfreeze Afghan assets or more hungry children may die

With international monitoring and more trust in Afghanistan’s central bank, there is a path forward.

2 years ago·Geneva, Switzerland
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