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STRICT Taliban rules and the collapse of healthcare have turned pregnancy in Afghanistan into a death sentence for many mothers and their children.
Pregnancy in Afghanistan under Taliban rule poses a mortal danger to some women and their children. Since the Taliban's return to power, the health system has been facing a severe crisis, and women are among the hardest hit. The country, which already had one of the highest maternal and child mortality rates in the world, is now facing an alarming increase, and pregnancy is accompanied by fear and uncertainty.
Pregnancy in Afghanistan under the Taliban can mean a mortal danger for some women, their children or both. Five years after the Taliban returned to power, the healthcare system is in a serious crisis, and women are among the hardest hit, writes Sky News. “I gave birth to five children. I lost all five of them in childbirth,” said one […] The post Taliban rules turn pregnancy into a mortal danger for Afghan women appeared first on Croatian Media…
Why pregnancy in Afghanistan can be a death sentence - The Taliban have introduced around a thousand rules and decrees since returning to power, almost 200 of which are aimed at restricting women's rights
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