AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAcute Malnutrition: Save the Children says nearly 1 in 10 Afghan children under five are acutely malnourished, with wasting worsening in two thirds of provinces as infectious diseases rise and funding cuts shutter care. Health Access: Nearly 600 health facilities have been shut or suspended, threatening services for about four million people, including half children. Gender & Education: A new report warns Taliban restrictions on girls’ secondary education are pushing child marriage risk higher, with nearly half of women aged 20–24 married before 18 in multiple provinces. Earthquakes: A roundup of 2026’s major quakes highlights how even when quake counts aren’t unusual, the damage can be severe—underscoring Afghanistan’s vulnerability to disaster shocks. Media Freedom: The Afghanistan Journalists Center documents 102 violations of media freedom in the past year, including detentions and bans on broadcasting images of living beings. UN Warning: UN experts urge governments not to normalize Taliban rule, demanding measurable progress on women’s and girls’ rights before any engagement.
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