Afghanistan crisis deepens, 29 million lack basic needs, report says
At a glance
- Taliban regime marks fifth anniversary amid deepening crisis.
- Afghan citizens express outrage against the regime.
- Global concern is rising over human rights violations.
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Five years after the Taliban's takeover, Afghanistan faces a severe humanitarian and economic crisis, marked by widespread hunger, poverty, and unemployment. Millions have fled the country, and women's rights have been drastically curtailed, with restrictions on education and employment. Reports also suggest Afghanistan has become a sanctuary for terrorist groups, and the Taliban has failed to form an inclusive government.
Latest development
Afghan citizens have expressed outrage against the Taliban regime, coinciding with rising global concern over human rights violations in the country.
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Afghan citizens have expressed outrage against the Taliban regime, while global concern continues to mount over human rights violations in Afghanistan.
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