UN: Nearly 16 million Afghans will face crisis and food insecurity in 2024.

Khadija Sat Apr 2024 2 weeks ago 126

The Humanitarian Coordinator for Afghanistan says on Thursday that average life expectancy in Afghanistan has declined in the past five years, according to a Globe poll on Thursday.

According to this assessment, 95 percent of people in Afghanistan describe their lives as "painful."


In his statement, the deputy head of the United Nations Political Assistance Office in Afghanistan called the Herat earthquakes and the return of migrants from neighboring countries as factors in the increasing humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and stressed the need for sustained international participation and support.

The United Nations estimates that about 15.8 million Afghans will face crisis and food insecurity in 2024.

UNAMA deputy chief Indrika Ratovate warned that the majority of Afghans are unable to meet basic food and housing needs

The United Nations says it is committed to the principles of human rights, gender equality and women's empowerment in Afghanistan.

The global body has highlighted women's key contribution to providing aid "by women for women" and equal access to the right to education.

Despite unprecedented obstacles that have undermined the core values and beliefs of the United Nations, UNAMA continues to provide humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan, along with other aid agencies.

The United Nations estimates that 15.8 million Afghans will face crisis and food insecurity in 2024.UNAMA deputy chief Indrika Ratovate warned on Thursday that the majority of Afghans are unable to meet basic food and housing needs. According to this assessment, 95 percent of people in Afghanistan describe their lives as "painful."

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