AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPress Freedom Under Taliban: Reporters Without Borders says the Taliban have “weaponized” Afghanistan’s legal system, issuing 20+ directives over five years that restrict criticism, women’s voices, programming, and even required terminology—moving from informal orders to a more formal framework. Malnutrition and Climate Pressure: REACH-supported assessment finds malnutrition cases rising sharply in parts of Afghanistan, as returnees from Pakistan and Iran strain already weak services; shortages of medicines and unaffordable treatment costs are worsening food insecurity amid climate shocks. Health and Aid Gaps: UN-backed reporting highlights that millions of Afghans still face hunger and poverty, with funding shortfalls and climate-driven disasters deepening humanitarian needs. Water and Environment Support: UNESCO reports restoration of 16 qanats in Afghanistan with Japanese support, a practical step for local water resilience. Wildlife Loss: Habitat degradation and weak enforcement are linked to rising leopard killings, with reports of repeated incidents across Pakistan’s border regions—an ecosystem warning relevant to the wider region.
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