KABUL (Pajhwok): Save the Children has called the situation of Afghan children worrisome, saying 97 percent of families cannot provide enough food for their kids.
But the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan says that despite economic problems, the situation of children has improved under the new government.
The findings show that since the “Islamic Emirate took control, an economic crisis, crippling drought and new restrictions have shattered girls’ lives, excluding them from society and leaving them hungry, with a quarter showing signs of depression.
The report, titled Breaking point: Life for children one year since the Taliban takeover, reveals that 97 . . .
